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In a recent interview with The Face magazine, Chapel Rone openly described her tumultuous experience with fame, comparing it to an abusive relationship. She stated, "Fame is just abusive... like stalking, yelling in public, being followed online. It’s the vibe of an abusive ex-husband." Her analogy sparked debate, with some feeling the comparison to an ex-wife might be more appropriate, but ultimately, her words paint a picture of a star overwhelmed by her own rise to stardom.

Her self-awareness is unmistakable—she is aware of her imperfect public persona, often branded as the "tryhard" who distances herself from typical pop stars by adopting a rebellious, outsider image. This persona appears to be a strategic effort to set herself apart, even if it occasionally backfires.