Actress Rose McGowan has branded her family ‘rude’ after they snubbed her from a group WhatsApp.
We have to agree with her – that’s not the nicest move.
The Charmed star revealed she was the only member of her family not to be in certain groups, as they chatted without her.
Seems they’re all keen to swap gossip without Rose, even though she admitted it might be because she’s just not a ‘phone person’.
Speaking about being left out of the group chat for years, she said: ‘I don’t do WhatsApp groups – I found out my whole family is in one except for me. So rude!’
In other news Rose may be the only person to not do WhatsApp groups…
‘It’s been going on for years. It’s probably because I’m not really a phone person or because I have a weird family,’ she continued to Grazia magazine.
Rose also ‘doesn’t really care’ about using social media to see what her friends are up to as she’d rather just catch up with them in person.
She said: ‘I hardly ever scroll through Instagram.
‘I don’t really care about other people’s feeds, I care about them in person.’
Fair play to her.
The 46-year-old actress also spoke about often suffering from nightmares but has found crime scene re-enactment programmes help soothe her when she wakes up anxious and can quickly get back to sleep.
‘I have nightmares often, like, three times a week. I wake up covered in sweat and it takes a little while to calm down,’ she said.
‘Sometimes I put on a show called Forensic Files – it’s crime scene re-enactments, with a really soft voiceover about death, and for some reason, that calms me right down and I go to sleep.’
When she was writing her autobiography, Brave, Rose turned to historical fiction to stop her own work being influenced by what she was reading in her downtime.
She explained: ‘I was reading mostly novels because I didn’t want to have interference from other people’s style.
‘I read a lot of Charlotte and Emily Bronte. I re-read classics so nothing would affect me, but it’s given me kind of a strange vocabulary that’s a mix between Californian dude-speak and 18th century English literature.’
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