“Appreciate your privileges and remember what you owe your success to”: Lily-Rose Depp was at the center of the scandal

It seems that a new scandal has flared up in the modeling industry. All because Lily-Rose Depp talked about her career and the premiere of the Idol series on HBO in an interview for American ELLE.

In social networks, Johnny Depp’s daughter is often called a nepo doll. The term comes from the word “nepotism”, which means privileges to relatives or friends of celebrities. “People may have preconceived notions about you or how you got into the industry. And I can definitely say that nothing warrants a role except that you are fit,” Depp said. “There’s a lot more discussion on the Internet about what family you’re from than how the audition went. Yes, some doors may open for you, but after that, there is a lot of work to be done.

“It’s strange to reduce a person’s success to just the idea that he was born into the right family. It doesn’t make any sense. If someone’s mother or father is a doctor and then becomes a pediatrician, you don’t say, “You were able to make a career as a doctor because your parents were doctors.” The guy went to medical school and got an education. I also noticed that this is said much more often about women, I don’t think it’s a coincidence,” the star continued.

Model Vittoria Cerretti criticized Depp’s words. By the way, the podium star grew up in an ordinary family and began to develop her career from the age of 14. 10 years later she became the face of Vittoria, Dolce & Gabbana, Armani, Chanel, and also appeared on the covers of Vogue, Dazed and Pop Magazine.

“I came across an interview with the so-called ‘nepo baby’. Yes, I understand we all work hard for success but I would love to see you in my place, how would your first five years of modeling go? You can tell a sad story about how hard it was for you (even if at the end of the day you could always go to your father’s villa in Malibu and cry). What about not being able to even pay the money to go home to your family? Or wait hours for a rehearsal or casting just to see the golden boy drive you out of the hot seat of his Mercedes with a sane driver and assistant? You have no idea how hard you have to work to earn respect. It takes years and you get everything like the first day. I know it’s not your fault, but please appreciate your privileges and remember what you owe your success to,” Ceretti wrote.