Актриса Кристл Стюарт призналась, что не использует мат в реальной жизни, но вынуждена имитировать его для роли Малори Беллари

Crystle Stewart says she does not curse in real life, making her portrayal of foul-mouthed Beauty in Black character Mallory Bellarie a sharp contrast to her everyday personality. The actress revealed that playing the explosive character has even required her to adjust to Mallory's profanity. During an appearance on The Collection with Brad Gilmore, Stewart recalled accidentally saying 'darn it' instead of 'damn it' while filming as Mallory. Tyler Perry reacted when Stewart used the softer expression, prompting her to stop and 'zone back' into Mallory before continuing. Stewart Had To Learn Mallory's Profanity Stewart explained that she does not normally curse, while Perry has Mallory's voice firmly established. The character, she said, 'curses like a sailor', making profanity an important part of how Mallory expresses herself. That difference became obvious during the 'darn it' incident. Stewart said Perry reacted immediately upon hearing the softer wording, prompting her to pause and reset before continuing. Stewart then had to get back into the character's mindset before delivering the scene again. The moment highlights how far Mallory is removed from Stewart's own personality. While profanity is not part of the actress's everyday speech, it has become part of the character's aggressive and confrontational presence on screen. Mallory Is Almost the Opposite of Stewart The contrast between Stewart and Mallory extends beyond the character's language. Stewart has previously described Mallory as almost the opposite of who she is, while acknowledging that they share qualities such as leadership, entrepreneurship and assertiveness. Mallory's volatile relationships and clashes over the Bellarie family's business and power make her one of the show's most confrontational figures. Her willingness to fight for what she believes belongs to her has repeatedly pushed her into explosive situations. In Season 3, Mallory's story continues as tensions surrounding the Bellarie family intensify, while her unlikely alliance with Kimmie develops in unexpected ways. For Stewart, understanding Mallory has also meant looking beyond her aggressive behaviour. In her recent interview, she explained that Mallory grew up in foster care. Playing Mallory Can Be Cathartic for Stewart Despite their differences, Stewart has found that playing Mallory's most heated scenes can provide an emotional release. When discussing scenes in which Mallory curses someone out, the actress said she can feel as though she is releasing anger she has carried from situations in her own past through the character. That emotional separation allows Stewart to explore behaviour that is far removed from her normal personality. She also recalled filming particularly intense scenes, including Mallory pouring hot coffee on Felicia and driving an SUV through a house. Stewart said she sometimes takes a few minutes to reset after particularly emotional or heated scenes. Beauty in Black Season 3 Continues Mallory's Story Stewart returned as Mallory for Season 3 of Beauty in Black, which premiered on Netflix on 27 August. The eight-episode season continues the drama surrounding the Bellarie family while Mallory navigates new challenges and an uneasy alliance with Kimmie. For Stewart, the latest episodes have offered a deeper understanding of a character whose explosive personality and profanity are strikingly different from her own.