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- Miss Piggy, the iconic star of The Muppet Show, has shared her advice on building self-confidence and embracing individuality.
- Miss Piggy is currently promoting The Muppet Show 50th anniversary special, a half-hour tribute featuring collaborations with Seth Rogen, Sabrina Carpenter, and other stars.
- She also teased the creative process behind the anniversary special, claiming credit for most of the ideas while joking that Kermit and Seth Rogen were responsible for suggestions that “could have been better.”
Hollywood star Emma Stone has finally addressed swirling rumors about her playing Miss Piggy in an upcoming movie alongside her longtime friend Jennifer Lawrence.
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Miss Piggy, the iconic star of The Muppet Show, has shared her advice on building self-confidence and embracing individuality.
In a recent interview, the beloved puppet emphasized the importance of self-perception over public opinion. “It doesn’t matter how the world sees you,” she said. “What matters is how you see yourself.”
The television and film icon encouraged fans to believe in themselves and accept mistakes as part of growth. “Allow yourself to make mistakes. It’s fine if you do or don’t. That mindset has worked for me — I never make mistakes,” she joked.
Miss Piggy is currently promoting The Muppet Show 50th anniversary special, a half-hour tribute featuring collaborations with Seth Rogen, Sabrina Carpenter, and other stars. The special celebrates the enduring popularity of the series while introducing its humor and charm to a new generation.
When asked about her ideal partner, Miss Piggy playfully quipped that it’s anyone she doesn’t notice first. She also teased the creative process behind the anniversary special, claiming credit for most of the ideas while joking that Kermit and Seth Rogen were responsible for suggestions that “could have been better.”
Hollywood star Emma Stone has finally addressed swirling rumors about her playing Miss Piggy in an upcoming movie alongside her longtime friend Jennifer Lawrence. In a candid interview with W Magazine, Stone set the record straight, emphatically denying that either she or Lawrence would take on the iconic Muppet role.
“First of all, that is the biggest insult to Miss Piggy I’ve ever heard,” Stone said. “I will not have her name dragged through the mud like that. Why would I play a literal star? She’s the greatest. No, of course I’m not playing Miss Piggy. And neither is Jen. Are you out of your mind? Miss Piggy is playing Miss Piggy. She would be storming out at the mere suggestion.”
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