Veteran actress Drea de Matteo recently appeared on an episode of “The Megyn Kelly Show” and expressed opinions so controversial in some parts of Hollywood circles that her appearance was called a “coming out party.” claimed that it was.
Among the topics mentioned by De Matteo and host Megyn Kelly were vaccines, the “deep state” and the controversial 2020 presidential election. Amid the hysteria over the coronavirus and race riots at the time, De Matteo admitted he voted for Biden as the “lesser of two evils,” a decision he now regrets. says.
“I was consumed by all the emotions,” she told Kelly.
“I wasn’t paying enough attention to understand what was actually going on,” she continued. “…We all took a nap. We were all asleep. I was definitely asleep. I don’t know what I was concentrating on.”
With another presidential election just around the corner, De Matteo is currently considering whether to vote for Trump or RFK Jr. She claims that the actress has a soft spot for the Kennedy dynasty, and that while she admires RFK Jr.’s temperament, she also respects Trump’s “anti-anti” attitude. Globalism” and “What a scumbag he is.”
“I’m a New Yorker, so I’ve always loved Trump!” she said.
The two men appear to have very complementary skill sets, so De Matteo claimed he wanted to put them “together” on the same ticket. “I think Kennedy can have a great voice if Trump loses it, but Trump has a great power,” she explained.
De Matteo also opened up about Hollywood’s toxic culture and the hypocrisy of many famous stars.
“They’re supposed to be hippies, people who really value equality and inclusivity,” she says. “And then all of a sudden they shut everything down, shut everyone out, denounced free speech, denounced everything!”
“A lot of this stuff is just flat out wrong, but I don’t think many people are digging deep enough to investigate what’s actually going on,” she later said.
De Matteo, 52, has been a familiar face in films big and small for nearly 30 years, but is perhaps best known for her role as Adriana La Selva on the legendary Emmy-winning HBO drama The Sopranos. There will be.
In fact, Kelly even joked that Adriana would definitely have voted for Trump if she hadn’t been killed off on the show. De Matteo nodded in agreement, “From the grave!”
In addition to “The Sopranos,” De Matteo also appeared regularly on popular shows such as “Sons of Anarchy” and “Desperate Housewives.”
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