Anne-Marie Duff by chance joked about her intercourse life with Prince Charles.
The 49-year-old actress – who has son Brendan, 10, with ex-husband James McAvoy – made the gaffe when the prince requested her and her then-spouse if their respective careers left them with little time for each other.
She recalled: ”My most embarrassing second concerned Prince Charles. I used to be at a premiere with my ex-husband.
”Prince Charles mentioned, ‘I suppose you two by no means see one another.’ I mentioned, ‘We see one another in mattress.’ ”
The ‘Salisbury Poisonings’ star will get starstruck round musicians she admires and would somewhat not converse to them in the event that they’re in the identical room.
She mentioned: ”I solely get starstruck round musicians. If I’m in the identical room as Elvis Costello or Rufus Wainwright, I need to fall off my chair. I by no means strategy them – I do not need to burst that bubble.
”I really like how fandom makes you are feeling 15 once more. If somebody feels ‘different’, I do not need to pedestrianise them.”
Despite her years of success, Anne-Marie worries it would all come to an finish as a result of she’s by no means totally felt like she belongs.
She admitted to Observer journal: ”I suffered from impostor syndrome after I was beginning out. I come from a working-class background and sometimes felt like I did not belong.
”That by no means leaves you utterly. Even essentially the most profitable actors have this fixed fear {that a} timer is about to go off and the jig might be up.”
The former ‘Shameless’ actress believes a very powerful factor in life is love.
She mentioned: ”Love is the important thing to happiness. Coming from a really poor background, I do know that cash makes life loads simpler. But love is extra essential. To know that you simply’re beloved, to know you are worthy of affection, to have love round you, to present love – that is all we are able to hope for.
”Happiness is fleeting. There are hills and valleys. But should you can lean on love, then you definitely’re protected.”