Charlotte Ritchie admits You fame has impacted her mental health
The 35-year-old British star plays Kate Galvin in the smash hit Netflix drama, and she has held down the role since 2023. Ritchie has been acting on screens since 2004 including the big-screen fantasy musical Wonka and TV shows Fresh Meat, Call The Midwife and Ghosts. However, she has revealed she struggled with her rising fame - which skyrocketed after she started appearing in the Netflix thriller. She told Harper's Bazaar in a new interview, "I really struggled with it for a year or two…'
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