‘Spy Kids’: Gina Rodriguez, Zachary Levi, Everly Carganilla And Connor Esterson Starring In Reboot For Netflix, Skydance And Spyglass

Gina Rodriguez is sharing her thoughts on body image, revealing that she struggled with mental health as she felt the pressure of Hollywood’s unrealistic beauty standards early in her career.The 37-year-old actress had an open conversation with Rachel Bilson and Olivia Allen on the podcast Broad Ideas, explaining that she suffers from an autoimmune condition that directly affects the thyroid.Gina revealed to her fellow actresses that she has Hashimoto’s disease, which affects her metabolism. “I got an actor’s curse because it directly affects your metabolism, you know, you’re not producing the hormone that your body needs.”She continued, “So you, at times, it can feel like you have a loss of communication with this thing, that spacesuit that you’re in, and you’re just like, ‘Why don’t I have a grasp on shifting what this physical being is?’”However the star says she has been able to change her outlook on beauty standards, appreciating her body with an appreciative mantra.

Broad Ideas, namely about her battle with Hashimoto’s disease and why she practices self-love.The “Jane the Virgin” alum noted how her autoimmune disease — a disorder that affects one’s thyroid and leads to hormonal changes — influenced her physique.“I got an actor’s curse because it directly affects your metabolism, you know, you’re not producing the hormone that your body needs,” she said. Rodriguez continued, “So you, at times, it can feel like you have a loss of communication with this thing, that spacesuit that you’re in, and you’re just like, ‘Why don’t I have a grasp on shifting what this physical being is?'”The Golden Globe winner revealed she then started giving herself positive affirmations in the shower “four or five years ago” as a result of her bodily changes.“As I bathe being like, I love you,” Rodriguez went on to say about staying comfortable in her own skin.

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Alexa PenaVega is opening up about her journey in Hollywood — and her journey away from the entertainment capital, too.

Zachary Levi is sharing his mental health struggles with fans.

Even superheroes need help sometimes. Thankfully Zachary Levi is getting real about it, opening up about his severe past issues with mental health and where he is today. In an interview that will be available in full on June 28

Zachary Levi opened up about the “complete mental breakdown” he had five years ago, which lead to suicidal thoughts.

Radical Love: Learning to Accept Yourself and Others,” as well as trying to find a place where he achieved self-love.Levi opened up about his battles with suicidal thoughts and his mental breakdown at age 37 with journalist Elizabeth Vargas on her “Heart of the Matter” podcast ahead of his book release, according to the Hollywood Reporter.The “Shazam” star noted, “I didn’t realize that I was struggling with these things until I was 37, about five years ago… and I had a complete mental breakdown.”He said the breakdown happened once he moved to Austin, Texas and he realized what was happening when he was just driving around town and could not decide on a restaurant to eat at.“I’m sitting in my truck, and vividly, I remember I was holding onto the wheel and I was just shaking back and forth, that like almost trying to shake myself out of what it was going on, and I’m just weeping. I’m just crying,” he recounted.

Zachary Levi is telling his story. The 41-year-old actor got candid during a new interview with Elizabeth Vargas on her  podcast for Partnership to End Addiction where he details his struggle with mental health, and how he once had a mental breakdown that led him to seek «life-changing» treatment.Levi began the conversation by noting that while he has struggled with anxiety, depression and low self-worth for «most» of his life, he «didn’t realize» it until he was 37 and he had a «complete mental breakdown.» The Rauthor told Vargas he grew up in a household where his step-father was a perfectionist and his mother had «borderline personality.»Explaining how his mom's borderline personality could go from one extreme to the next, Levi said, «If she was in a bad mood, it was the end of the world.

After the success of 2020’s “We Can Be Heroes,” Robert Rodriguez wants to continue his relationship with Netflix. And for his next project with the streamer, he has another family-friendly movie in mind: a relaunch of his “Spy Kids” franchise.

Robert Rodriguez has found his new “Spy Kids” (and their parents). Gina Rodriguez, Zachary Levi, Everly Carganilla and newcomer Connor Esterson have been cast as the franchise’s new family.