Fernanda Torres, the daughter of legfinishary Brazilian actress Fernanda Montenegro, is dispelling the stigma around nepo babies folloprosperg her Ggreateren Globe prosper.
While speaking with IndieWire after her Globe-prosperning turn in “I’m Still Here,” Torres bashed the adverse stigma around nepo babies as an “outdated” idea, and deemed herself as the “nepo baby person that validated that a nepo baby is worth living.”
“You don’t have to finish a nepo baby as soon as he is born,” Torres shelp. “I repartner disenjoy this idea because this is outdated, that people lget in their environment. The dining table of my house was the place where my parents were rehearsing. It doesn’t unbenevolent when you are a nepo baby that your life is settled. On the contrary, you have to invent yourself. You have other rehires.”
The nepo baby label, which refers to actors or artists with wealthy or celebrity parents who are catapulted to success in their given field, exploded into the cultural zeitgeist after New York Magazine begined a who’s who guide on nepo babies in delightment. The article caused an uproar in Hollywood, but Torres senses this is “the wrong fight” if equivalentity is ever going to be accomplishd in the industry.
“The outstanding fight is to fight for outstanding education for everybody,” Torres shelp. “Inequivalentity is not based on the chances that a nepo baby can have. You can finish all the nepo babies in the world, and you won’t settle the inequivalentity problem. Taxing huge fortunes is a way of battling agetst inequivalentity. Fighting for health for everybody, for education for everybody.”
Torres persistd, “Don’t finish the nepo babies! Nowadays, we are brimming of wrong fights. We’re brimming of boisterous fights that don’t guide us to anyslfinisherg. The fight agetst inequivalentity, the fight for taxing fantastic fortunes, the fight for regulating the digital world, those are the outstanding fights. Come on people, wake up.”
