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Reneé Rapp Says She Was Body-Shamed on Broadway’s Mean Girls


However, her parents’ concerns still remain, according to Rapp, who told The Guardian that they are “more worried than they ever have been, because they know more now.”

“Eating disorders don’t just go away and like, you’re healed, like: ‘Sorry, I can eat again, ha ha!’ It’s a lifelong thing,” she said. “There are battles with addiction and whatever everywhere. I still struggle with it, but at least my parents know that I’ve been taken out of environments that were really harmful to my sickness, which is awesome and a huge win. They worry like hell, but they’re chilling, I guess.”



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