Anna Paquin Reacts To Concerned Fans After Using A Cane In Public
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The actor made headlines this week when she appeared on the red carpet with a black walking stick.
Anna Paquin has heard the concern from many of her fans and appreciates their support.
The “True Blood” actor walked with a black cane Wednesday in New York City at the premiere of her new film “A Bit of Light,” spawning anxiety among onlookers. Paquin is now trying to dispel worries about her condition — with gracious appreciation.
“I am extraordinarily touched and moved by people showing that they care and being interested and kind about it,” she said in a story published Friday by Entertainment Tonight.
“At some point I will probably elaborate on my own platform in my own words,” she added. “I’m just really grateful for the support.”
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