Kate Winslet, the acclaimed actress, stunned audiences at the recent Bafta awards by revealing a poignant moment from her past.

She disclosed how a drama teacher once advised her to “settle for the fat girl parts,” a comment that fueled her determination and resilience.

The star’s outstanding performance in Steve Jobs earned her the prestigious award for best supporting actress, which she dedicated to all women who have faced criticism and discouragement.

Reflecting on her journey, Winslet shared a personal anecdote from her teenage years when she encountered blatant prejudice.

At the age of 14, a teacher suggested that her career prospects were limited to roles tailored for larger actresses.

Undeterred by this disparaging remark, Winslet emphasized the importance of disregarding negative influences and staying true to oneself.

She encouraged young women to defy stereotypes and embrace their aspirations despite societal pressures.

This recent Bafta victory marked Winslet’s third win at the esteemed awards ceremony.

Her previous accolades include wins for her performances in Sense and Sensibility in 1996 and The Reader in 2009.

Surpassing formidable contenders such as Julie Walters and Rooney Mara, Winslet’s success highlights her enduring talent and versatility as an actress.

In addition to her triumph at the Baftas, Winslet’s stellar portrayal in the biopic of tech icon Steve Jobs has also garnered her an Oscar nomination.

Should she secure the coveted Academy Award, it would signify her second win on the illust