Beautiful actress and former Miss Israel, Gal Gadot, has admitted that she always doubts herself and worries that no one will like what she does. In an interview with L’Officiel, Gadot revealed that she suffers from Imposter Syndrome, a psychological condition that makes one deeply feel unworthy of their accomplishments and fearful of being “discovered” as not as talented as they appear. Despite being fortunate and happy to do what she loves, Gadot also experiences a lot of anxiety, saying, “I never think ‘they will like this,’ but rather, I always hope ‘they will like it’.”
Gal Gadot was born in 1985 and she is a model and the winner of the Miss Israel pageant in 2004. In 2008, the stunning beauty tied the knot with real estate entrepreneur Yaron Varsano.
Gal Gadot is currently a captivating figure in the box office for action movies.
Gal Gadot is preparing for her new film. The renowned director, Francis Ford Coppola, has helped Gadot become more confident in herself. She used to have doubts and fear that people wouldn’t like her work. However, she now follows her heart and moves forward with humility. Gadot has learned from Coppola to always remain humble and trust in herself. After starring in “Fast X”, the Israeli actress is set to star and co-produce the film “Heart Of Stone”. Her husband, Jaron Versano, is also involved in the production process. Gadot shares that she wanted to embody an independent and capable woman in “Wonder Woman”. Her character had to be strong and not rely on others, especially men. She believes that action movies with powerful and unconventional female characters have more significance than flashy superhero films.