Natasha Rothwell is a powerhouse in the world of comedy, acting, and writing. Best known for her breakout role as Kelli in HBO’s critically acclaimed series “Insecure,” Rothwell has consistently showcased her unique ability to blend humor with poignant social commentary. Having earned a sterling reputation in Hollywood, she is now making waves with her latest projects, including her starring role in Hulu’s “How to Die Alone.”
Not only is she a talented actress, but Natasha Rothwell is also a fearless advocate for authenticity and representation in media. In a recent cover article with Hello Beautiful, she candidly shares her thoughts on success, self-acceptance, and the importance of storytelling.
In her interview with Hello Beautiful, Rothwell discussed various aspects of her life and career. When asked about what drives her passion for acting, she replied, I would always do little plays,” she says. “But I also grew up with a super strict family, so the characters I played let me be and do and say those things that I wasn’t allowed to do at home.” This sentiment resonates with many of her fans who appreciate her ability to bring complex, relatable characters to life.
Another insightful question posed to Rothwell was about her journey in the entertainment…
