HBO's Sunday night timeslot remains one of the most popular blocks across TV. A week after airing the finales of Succession and Barry, Sam Levinson’s The Idol is set to take over. While many are excited to see Levinson’s next series following the success of Euphoria, the show has been marked by various issues, including reports of a toxic set culture. In addition, the content has also been deemed exploitative. Now, the star of the show, Lily-Rose Depp, is sharing more comments on the allegations ahead of the show’s premiere.
Lily-Rose Depp has defended the show amid the press cycle. Thus far, she's had positive things to say about her experience working with Sam Levinson and The Weeknd, who stars alongside her on the show. The singer, who’s real name is Abel Tesfaye, also acts as a producer. While she is seemingly comfortable with the polarizing content, in a new interview with EW, the actress shared some honest thoughts on Tesfaye's work as well as how others conducted themselves on set:
