Silent Witness’ Emilia Fox ‘mortified’ by ‘misleading’ relationship reports

silent witness star emilia fox has shared that she was “mortified” by the coverage of their relationship, calling it “misleading.”

the actorwho plays Dr. Nikki Alexander in BBC crime dramaled to instagram on Saturday (Dec. 28) to criticize how some media outlets had portrayed her relationship with partner Jonathan Stadlen, saying her words had been “negatively manipulated.”

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“I very rarely intervene in what the newspapers write about me or my relationships, but since my loved ones communicate with @jonathanstadlen about it, I think it is worth clarifying what I have said in each interview when asked about our relationship . and whether we are married or not,” he began in the post, which included a photo of the article in question.

“I always try to respond in a thoughtful, respectful and sincere manner, while firmly believing that people in my life who are not in the public eye have a right to privacy. Jonathan and I agree on what we’re happy to say publicly about our relationship.

“Therefore, I am mortified to see that my words and feelings have been negatively manipulated by certain daily media outlets. Luckily for me, @jonathanstadlen is a very understanding partner and although I try to never read the articles, he has been alerted to them.”

Fox She went on to say that the “bias” in their personal lives was a “step too far,” adding that the headlines and articles were “misleading” by taking the words “out of context” before clarifying that she and Stadlen were not “officially.” married.” .

Fox concluded by expressing hope that the media that had already published “falsehoods” about her and Stadlen’s relationship would “correct their antics,” citing the “spirit of good, healthy journalism” and a “good start” to the new year. .

silent witness airs on BBC One.

Reporter, digital spy George is a freelance writer who specializes in Cinema and television. After graduating in Film Studies and Journalism from De Montfort University, where he analyzed Richard Linklater’s early work for his thesis, he wrote for several GRV Media websites. His film tastes range from blockbusters like Mission: Impossible and John Wick to international directors such as Paolo Sorrentino and Hirokazu Kore-eda, and has attended film festivals in London and Berlin.