Earlier this year, much of Hollywood debated the subject of Nepo Babies or stars who happen to have famous relatives. A number of high-profile celebrities, including the hosts of The View, weighed in on the controversy, arguing the fairness of the benefits that said individuals have. Now, months later, Honor Swinton Byrne, the daughter of acclaimed actress Tilda Swinton and playwright David Byrne, is speaking out on the matter. The up-and-coming actress dropped some honest thoughts, as she directly addressed the "connections" she's amassed, thanks to her famous mother.
Honor Swinton Byrne’s first starring roles came in the form of the A24 films The Souvenir Parts 1 and 2, in which she acted alongside her mother. And before that, she made her big-screen debut in I Am Love, which was also produced by Tilda Swinton. So it goes without saying that she's had a lot of resources at her disposal. That fact is probably why Byrne acknowledged her privilege head on while speaking with the U.K.'s Sunday Times about her career and mom:
