Published on March 29, 2026
During a recent interview, enigmatic Hollywood actor Andrew Garfield surprisingly opened up about his use of ‘creeper accounts’ to engage in doom scrolling on social media. In a candid moment, he lightheartedly admitted he’s “just as bad as anyone else.” Despite not having public profiles, Garfield revealed that he often finds himself drawn into the vortex of endless feeds that populate social platforms.
The actor’s confession resonates in an age where many have become increasingly aware of the negative impacts of constant connectivity and the culture of doom scrolling. Garfield’s remarks come at a time when anxiety and mental health issues are prevalent, and social media’s role in exacerbating these challenges is frequently discussed.
His co-star Florence Pugh, who joined him in the interview, echoed his sentiments. She, too, admitted to succumbing to the allure of scrolling through distressing news and sensational headlines, noting how difficult it can be to step back from the incessant influx of information. Pugh pointed out that even those in the public eye experience the same struggles as everyday social media users.
Both actors emphasized the importance of finding balance and self-care amidst the pressure to stay informed. Garfield remarked on the irony of seeking connection through platforms that can often lead to feelings of isolation and negativity.
Their discussion highlights a shared experience that transcends celebrity status, serving as a reminder that navigating the digital landscape can be a daunting task for all. The acknowledgment of their struggles represents a shift towards more open dialogues about mental health and the effects of technology on well-being.
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