Katherine Heigl Reflects on Controversial Comments About Grey's Anatomy's Working Conditions
"I let that public spanking shut me up and shut me down," she admitted. "I took a very big step back from the hustle of my career and retreated into the woods of Utah. I spent a fair amount of time struggling with self confidence and self worth."
However, Katherine said that she's been able to move forward since receiving the backlash. Additionally, she's not afraid to fight for justice."As I approach my 43rd year on this planet that nasty insecure voice in me has started to go from a roar to a whisper," she shared. "With age...that wisdom is knowing not only who you really are but what you will and will not stand for no matter what anyone.
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