Kate Tomas, Andrew Garfield’s girlfriend, claps again at ‘misogynistic’ reactions to their relationship

Andrew Garfield‘s associate Kate Tomas has spoken out in regards to the “misogyny” hooked up to relationship a well-known man.

In a brand new interview with The Sunday Occasions, Kate went in on the “misogynistic nature” of the curiosity in her as a girl relationship a Hollywood actor – calling out the paparazzi particularly. Her relationship with Andrew was outed by paparazzi in March once they stepped out on a double date with Phoebe Bridgers and comic Bo Burnham.

“They [the paparazzi] will take perhaps 150 photos, then they select the 4 the place you look worst,” Kate mentioned, including {that a} miserable a part of it’s the “misogynistic nature of that curiosity — criticism of how a girl seems to be, of what [she] does for work.”

In true icon vogue, Kate made no secret of the “irritating” nature of being considered primarily in her relationship with a person. “Irrespective of how achieved or impactful a girl is, it’s at all times going to be extra attention-grabbing if they’re in a relationship with a person,” she mentioned, including: “I don’t need to sit underneath anyone’s shadow.”

Bizarrely, she was additionally requested whether or not she used witchcraft to draw somebody like Andrew Garfield – as effectively having been awarded a doctorate, she works as a non secular mentor and is a self-proclaimed skilled witch.

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Kate Tomas additionally spoke out on her podcast The Friday Emails final month in regards to the merciless and abusive ways in which individuals – together with girls – had reacted to information that she was relationship the Spider-Man actor.

“F***ing hell, nothing might put together me for having actually hundreds of ladies telling me I’m ugly, I’m unattractive, I’m lower than in each conceivable approach,” she mentioned.

Her candid method to recounting the misogyny confronted by girls within the public eye proves one factor – that we might stand to do higher relating to public takes on personal movie star relationships.