The stunning actress and former Miss Israel, Gal Gadot, has opened up about her inner doubts and fears. In a recent interview with L’Officiel, Gadot admitted to struggling with Imposter Syndrome, a psychological phenomenon where one feels inadequate despite their accomplishments and worries about being exposed as a fraud. Despite her gratitude for being able to pursue her passion, Gadot confessed to constantly feeling anxious about how her work will be received. She humbly shared, “I never assume ‘they will like this,’ but always feel ‘I hope they will like it’.”

Gal Gadot, born in 1985, began her career as a model and was crowned Miss Israel in 2004. In 2008, she married real estate entrepreneur Yaron Varsano.

Right now, Gal Gadot is lighting up the big screen with her powerful presence in action-packed movies.

Gal Gadot is gearing up for her next film with the guidance of legendary director Francis Ford Coppola. Despite her initial self-doubts, Coppola’s mentorship has helped her gain confidence and embrace humility in her work. Following her heart, Gadot has learned to believe in herself and push forward. Known for her roles in “Fast X” and “Wonder Woman,” she is now taking on the lead role in “Heart Of Stone,” a film she is co-producing alongside her husband, Jaron Versano. Embracing strong, independent female characters, Gadot strives to showcase women who can stand on their own without relying on others, particularly men. With a focus on universal stories, she believes in the impact of portraying unconventional female protagonists in action films, showing that these narratives still resonate with audiences today.