'Skins' Actress Megan Prescott Says Sex Work 'Was A Huge Sigh Of Relief'
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Others from the British show have talked about their "traumatic" experiences, including feeling unprotected during the show's sex scenes.
“Skins” star Megan Prescott compared her acting and sex work careers in a Cosmopolitan UK interview published Wednesday.
Notably, many celebrities have dabbled in different avenues within sex work prior to getting their big break. But Prescott chose a different trajectory.
“I’m going to profit off of my body because you taught me it was profitable,” Prescott told the outlet.
“Skins” is a controversial coming-of-age show that was criticized for its depictions of teenagers engaging in sex, drugs and chaos. Still, the show seems to have served as a career catalyst for many of its actors, including Dev Patel, Jack O’Connell, and Nicholas Hoult.
Prescott played Katie Fitch in the third and fourth seasons of the hit British show from ages 16 to 18. In the show, Prescott’s character dated someone portrayed by an actor almost twice her age.
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