Sunday 27 November 2022 12:05 AM Inbetweeners' Emily Atack feels 'damaged' by sexual harassment that started ... trends now
She is set to share her horrific experiences of being sexually harassed from a young age in new hard-hitting documentary.
And in a new interview, Emily Atack, 32, has admitted that she feels 'damaged' after experiencing sexually harassment since she was just 10 years old.
She spoke about how she has experienced sexual harassment 'in the streets' from a young age and admitted she finds being sent abuse online 'every day' very 'tough'.
Damaged: In a new interview, Emily Atack, 32, has admitted that she feels 'damaged' after being sexually harassed since she was just 10-years-old
The actress - who shot to fame as Charlotte Hinchcliffe on The Inbetweeners - also said she is 'blamed' for the shocking things that have happened to her.
Emily told BBC Radio 4: 'My whole life, I've been sexually harassed, in the streets, I've been flashed, it's happened since I was 10.
'Now I'm sexually harassed online every day, I find it really tough.'
She admitted that she decided to take part in her documentary, Emily Atack: Sexual Harassment & Me, to talk about the implications, claiming there is 'no accountability' for online sexual harassment.
Terrible: The actress also insisted of the shocking things that have happened to her over the years, that she's 'blamed for it all'
'I'm very damaged by the things that have happened to me, I'm constantly being blamed for it all,' she added.
Emily also claimed she is 'constantly' told she is 'to blame' for the harassment because she is 'sexually liberated', saying she wants to combat such thinking in her documentary.
Speaking of the sexy lads' mags photoshoots which she posed for at the height of her Inbetweeners fame, Emily said she is proud of them and said other people took the 'joy' away from them for her.
Emily has often been open about her experiences of sexual harassment, even meeting MPs in parliament amid the propose bill to
