Emma Watson'S Driving Drama: 'My Shame Is Everywhere!'

Emma Watson Speaks Out on Driving Ban

Emma Watson has broken her silence on the six-month driving ban that made headlines worldwide. In a heartfelt conversation on Jay Shetty’s podcast, 'On Purpose with Jay Shetty,' the beloved 'Harry Potter' star addressed the incident with an unexpected mix of humor and seriousness.

The actress, who has been enjoying a break from the limelight, shared that her newfound passion for biking began even before the ban. "I started cycling as a hobby," she quipped, "but now it's a crucial part of my everyday life." This light-hearted admission set the stage for a deeper dive into how the ban affected her.

From Headlines to Personal Reflections

Jay Shetty didn't shy away from highlighting how the ban turned into a media frenzy. Emma reflected on the experience, sharing, "I was getting phone calls. Like, it’s on the BBC, it was on international, worldwide news! I was like, ‘My shame….’ It is everywhere."

Many reached out to Emma, expressing empathy and sharing similar experiences. She acknowledged the shared struggle, calling it a "terrible experience." This connection was a surprising silver lining in an otherwise challenging situation.

The Hollywood Driving Dilemma

Beyond her personal story, Emma shed light on a broader issue in Hollywood – the expectation for actors to drive themselves to work. She revealed, "They literally will not insure you to drive yourself to work," which forced her to drive more than she might have preferred.

Emma candidly confessed that her driving was more out of necessity than choice, admitting to a lack of skills at the time. However, she reassured fans that she has since improved and will be more cautious in the future.

As she continues her hiatus from acting, following her role in 'Little Women,' Emma Watson remains in the public eye for reasons beyond her film career, turning personal challenges into opportunities for growth.

Originally reported by Anwaya Mane for Mandatory.