The comedy series will follow a young girl as she enters the world for the first time. Her mother has kept her secluded following her father’s mysterious death and now, she is making up for lost time.

The IMDB description of the show reads: “A woman sets out on a secret mission to honor her father, who died under mysterious circumstances when she was a young girl.”

Williams’ character is called Kim Stokes. Her mother, Tina, is played by Fleabag‘s Sian Clifford. Kerry Howard, Thalissa Teixeira, and Jason Flemyng also have starring roles in the NOW TV series.

The first image of Williams depicts her sitting on the bonnet of her car. She is wearing “tom-boy” clothing, complete with a pair of doc martins. In fact, Kim looks a little like a modern-day real-world Arya Stark.

You can check out the image below.

Two Weeks To Live will arrive on Sky One and NOW TV in 2020.

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During an appearance on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, Williams divulges how difficult it was for her to read disparaging comments online, but impossible to stop herself.

“I went through a huge period of my life where I’d tell myself every day that I hated myself,” Williams confesses. But she says she’s “really trying to break free from [that] at the moment.”

Growing up in the spotlight couldn’t have been easy for the 22-year old. While going through puberty on its own is an arduous task, Williams spent the better part of her adolescence in the public eye, making her teenage years all the more difficult as constant scrutiny and negativity rained down on her.

While Williams is working very hard on her self-improvement and self-worth now, she admits that “There was a period of time that I was really sad and then I sort of came out of that. It’s now really terrifying that you’re ever gonna slip back into it, and I think that’s something that I’m really working on.”

We love you, Maisie!

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The comedy series will follow a young girl as she enters the world for the first time. Her mother has kept her secluded following her father’s mysterious death and now, she is making up for lost time.

The IMDB description of the show reads: “A woman sets out on a secret mission to honor her father, who died under mysterious circumstances when she was a young girl.”

Williams’ character is called Kim Stokes. Her mother, Tina, is played by Fleabag‘s Sian Clifford. Kerry Howard, Thalissa Teixeira, and Jason Flemyng also have starring roles in the NOW TV series.

The first image of Williams depicts her sitting on the bonnet of her car. She is wearing “tom-boy” clothing, complete with a pair of doc martins. In fact, Kim looks a little like a modern-day real-world Arya Stark.

You can check out the image below.

Two Weeks To Live will arrive on Sky One and NOW TV in 2020.

The post Take a Look At Maisie Williams In New Comedy “Two Weeks to Live” appeared first on TheDailyDay.

During an appearance on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, Williams divulges how difficult it was for her to read disparaging comments online, but impossible to stop herself.

“I went through a huge period of my life where I’d tell myself every day that I hated myself,” Williams confesses. But she says she’s “really trying to break free from [that] at the moment.”

Growing up in the spotlight couldn’t have been easy for the 22-year old. While going through puberty on its own is an arduous task, Williams spent the better part of her adolescence in the public eye, making her teenage years all the more difficult as constant scrutiny and negativity rained down on her.

While Williams is working very hard on her self-improvement and self-worth now, she admits that “There was a period of time that I was really sad and then I sort of came out of that. It’s now really terrifying that you’re ever gonna slip back into it, and I think that’s something that I’m really working on.”

We love you, Maisie!

The post Game of Thrones Star Speaks Out on Battle with Mental Health appeared first on TheDailyDay.