As a young actress, Amanda Seyfried is widely adored for her roles in popular movies like Mamma Mia!, Mean Girls, and Letters to Juliet.

However, she recently opened up about her involvement in projects that she now regrets.

During her teenage years, Seyfried appeared in soap operas like As the World Turns and All My Children, where she was required to film n^de scenes.

Looking back, Seyfried expressed remorse for her decision, acknowledging that she was naive at the time and felt pressured to comply in order to keep her job.

Recalling those experiences, Seyfried expressed disbelief at herself, questioning how she allowed such situations to occur.

She attributed her compliance to her young age and desire to avoid causing any trouble or risking her employment.

Now a mother of two and married to actor Thomas Sadoski, Seyfried also revealed reservations about one of her iconic characters, Karen Smith from Mean Girls.

In a recent interview with Marie Claire, Seyfried admitted discomfort with a particular scene where Karen claims she can forecast the weather based on her bre-sts.

The actress found it unsettling when men would quote that line, emphasizing that she was only 18 years old at the time and felt repulsed by the attention it garnered.

Despite these challenging moments, Seyfried expressed gratitude for her successful early career, noting that she emerged from the pre-#MeToo era relatively unscathed.

She acknowledged the importance of navigating Hollywood during a time when issues of harassment and exploitation were not as openly addressed as they are today.