I don't think anyone has ever said Bella Ramsey is hot. For one thing she's too young, and for another thing she's too unfortunate-looking to even get the Florence Pugh treatment by the media. Her going by they/them is an indicator of how self-conscious she is about the way she looks.
She plays child characters on TV and that's how she got famous. Unless you're Brooke Shields, it takes a while to transition from child actress to sex symbol.
Actual industry plant, and/or alien hybrid child. That girl ain't right.
Beyoncé is what you get when you niggerize Shakira.
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She is one of those who were picked for long-running shows, because they can stay looking like children years after they are not (see Maisie and Brodie-Sangster, also from GOT).
She's not super-hot, but she's presented that way, which makes her more annoying. Check her out in her Nissan commercials; she's attractive in the "girl next door who wants to be seen as a goodie-girl but is really a whore" kind of way.
Most women other than childless wine hoes don't care for him or even think about him at all, that's it. I'm a guy by the way.
Her peak carreer was in the time of late 80's/90's, when there was the thankfully short lived faggot designer-induced beauty standard, where a perfect woman towers over men, has that very rare twinky Y-shaped frame and wears a leotard over bike shorts when doing aerobics.
Well, by now the generic faggot has been mentioned in, like, every single of the 14 pages of this thread, so....He was fairly good in Oberyn Martell's role, but I don't get why I should look at him now and everywhere.
I've never been a Pedro fan myself, but I had a coworker who ran a popular Pedro stan account before he got mega famous. I think him being the Mandalorian did a lot of heavy lifting, that seemed to be her favorite incarnation of him at the time.
I don't think he would just make comments...
Those articles are fake news. I'm sure some women genuinely do find him hot, but he's by no means universally attractive to women in the way he's been portrayed. It's PR.
