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Reneé Rapp Unfollowed Ex-Friend Who ‘Left’ Her at Hotel Where She Was Assaulted
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“God knows what happened to me,” said Reneé Rapp during a new cover story interview with ‘The Hollywood Reporter’ of the “traumatic” experience that inspired her song “Snow Angel.”
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Reneé Rapp, the Tony Award-winning actress known for her role as Regina George in ‘Mean Girls’ musical, recently revealed that she unfollowed an ex-friend on social media who she claims “left” her at a hotel where she was eventually assaulted.
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The Traumatic Experience
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Unfollowing Ex-Friend
Reneé explained during the interview how she came to the decision of unfollowing her ex-friend to create personal boundaries and distance herself from the traumatic experience she endured. She expressed her disappointment that the individual did not provide the support she needed during such a difficult time.
Given the traumatic nature of the incident at the hotel, Reneé Rapp realized the importance of surrounding herself with positive influences who would understand her experience and provide the support she needed to heal.
She hopes that her decision to unfollow the individual will serve as a reminder of the importance of surrounding oneself with genuine friends and allies during times of vulnerability.
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The Interview with ‘The Hollywood Reporter’
The interview with Reneé Rapp can be found in the latest cover story of ‘The
