<p>Los Angeles: <em>Bridgerton</em> actor Ruby Barker has revealed that she suffered from 'psychotic breaks' in the wake of the success that came with the Netflix show.</p>.<p>During an appearance on the Oxford University's LOAF Podcast, Barker called out Netflix and Shondaland for not being supportive towards her.</p>.<p>"Not a single person from Netflix, not a single person from Shondaland, since I have had two psychotic breaks from that show, have even contacted me or even emailed me to ask me if I’m okay or if I would benefit from any sort of aftercare or support," the 26-year-old actor said.</p>.Matthew Perry was in a 'happy state of mind', just moved to a new house before his death: Report.<p>According to American news outlet <em>Variety</em>, Barker was a series regular during the show’s inaugural season in 2019 and returned as a guest actor for season two in 2022.</p>.<p>She played the role of Marina, a Featherington cousin whose scandalous pregnancy makes her a social pariah in Regency-era London.</p>.<p>Barker claimed that the isolated nature of her character had a negative impact on her.</p>.<p>"During filming, I was deteriorating. It was a really tormenting place for me to be because my character was very alienated, very ostracised, on her own under these horrible circumstances," she added.</p>.<p>The British actor, who has also featured in UK shows such as <em>Wolfblood</em> and <em>Doctors</em>, said her life changed 'drastically overnight' after the release of <em>Bridgerton</em>.</p>.<p>"Yet there was still no support and there still hasn’t been any support all that time. So I was trying really really hard to act like it was okay and that I could work and that it wasn’t a problem."</p>.<p>"It’s almost like I had this metaphorical invisible gun to my head to sell this show because this show is bubbly and fun. I don’t wanna come out and poo-poo on that because then I might never work again," Barker added. </p>
<p>Los Angeles: <em>Bridgerton</em> actor Ruby Barker has revealed that she suffered from 'psychotic breaks' in the wake of the success that came with the Netflix show.</p>.<p>During an appearance on the Oxford University's LOAF Podcast, Barker called out Netflix and Shondaland for not being supportive towards her.</p>.<p>"Not a single person from Netflix, not a single person from Shondaland, since I have had two psychotic breaks from that show, have even contacted me or even emailed me to ask me if I’m okay or if I would benefit from any sort of aftercare or support," the 26-year-old actor said.</p>.Matthew Perry was in a 'happy state of mind', just moved to a new house before his death: Report.<p>According to American news outlet <em>Variety</em>, Barker was a series regular during the show’s inaugural season in 2019 and returned as a guest actor for season two in 2022.</p>.<p>She played the role of Marina, a Featherington cousin whose scandalous pregnancy makes her a social pariah in Regency-era London.</p>.<p>Barker claimed that the isolated nature of her character had a negative impact on her.</p>.<p>"During filming, I was deteriorating. It was a really tormenting place for me to be because my character was very alienated, very ostracised, on her own under these horrible circumstances," she added.</p>.<p>The British actor, who has also featured in UK shows such as <em>Wolfblood</em> and <em>Doctors</em>, said her life changed 'drastically overnight' after the release of <em>Bridgerton</em>.</p>.<p>"Yet there was still no support and there still hasn’t been any support all that time. So I was trying really really hard to act like it was okay and that I could work and that it wasn’t a problem."</p>.<p>"It’s almost like I had this metaphorical invisible gun to my head to sell this show because this show is bubbly and fun. I don’t wanna come out and poo-poo on that because then I might never work again," Barker added. </p>