Bella Ramsey Shares Blunt Message To ‘The Last Of Us’ Haters Who Criticized The Show
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The actor admitted they avoid "reading or looking at anything" about the show.
Bella Ramsey has a message for “The Last of Us” haters who slammed the HBO series.
“You don’t have to watch,” the actor said while appearing on “The Awardist” podcast earlier this month. “If you hate it that much, the game exists. You can just play the game again. If you do want to watch it, hope you enjoy it.”
A premiere date for Season 3 of the post-apocalyptic drama series, which first aired in 2023, has not yet been announced. The show was renewed for a third season in April.
Ramsey went on to explain that because the “show is [already] out,” they don’t stress over the critics and avoid “reading or looking at anything” negative about the series.
“Because there’s nothing I can do about it anyway. The show is out. There’s nothing that can be changed or altered. So I’m like, there’s not really any point in reading or looking at anything,” they told host Gerrad Hall during the Aug. 19 episode.
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