Taraji P. Henson considers quitting acting due to inadequate pay: ‘The numbers don’t add up
Actress Taraji P. Henson Opens Up About Frustration Over Salary
In a recent interview, the talented actress Taraji P. Henson expressed her frustration over the pay gap in the entertainment industry. Known for her roles in Empire and Hidden Figures, Henson revealed that she is only paid a “fraction of the cost” compared to her co-stars.
“I’m just tired of working so hard, being gracious at what I do, getting paid a fraction of the cost,” she tearfully shared on Gayle King’s SiriusXM show. “I’m tired of hearing my sisters say the same thing over and over. You get tired. The math ain’t mathing.”
Despite her estimated net worth of $12 million, Henson explained that actors often receive much less than people assume. She pointed out that taxes take 50% of an actor’s pay, and their team receives another 30%. Additionally, she expressed frustration over the industry’s belief that stories of actors of color like herself “don’t translate overseas.”
However, Henson remains determined not to let the industry steal her soul. She has her own plans for mental wellness and other ventures to protect herself. Her candid remarks received applause from the audience.
Recognizing Henson’s Achievements
Beyond her iconic role in Empire, Henson gained widespread recognition for her performance in the critically acclaimed film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, which received 13 nominations at the 2009 Academy Awards. Now, she is eagerly awaiting the release of her next film, a remake of The Color Purple, set to hit theaters on Christmas Day.
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