Hugh Grant’s Regrettable Affair: A Result of Insecurity in Acting Career

In a shocking revelation, renowned actor Hugh Grant has confessed that his infamous 1995 encounter with prostitute Divine Brown was spurred by his dissatisfaction with his own acting abilities.

The incident, which resulted in both individuals being arrested for engaging in a s**ual act inside a parked car on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, has long been a topic of interest among the media and fans alike.

Grant, now 60 years old, recently shared the chain of events leading up to the fateful liaison during an interview on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast.

He admitted that his decision to engage in such behavior was driven by his dismay over his performance in the movie Nine Months, which was set to be released at the time.

The British star recounted attending a screening of the comedy and feeling utterly disappointed by what unfolded on the screen.

Despite acknowledging the brilliance of his co-stars, Grant found himself deeply dissatisfied with his own portrayal.

This discontentment soon consumed him, leaving him in a fragile emotional state.

Grant explained that he had a “Ken Russell kind of lunch” following the screening, which ultimately led to the ill-fated encounter with Divine Brown.

He expressed his disappointment in himself, unable to comprehend what had transpired.

The timing of the incident was particularly unfavorable, as it occurred just before the release of his first Hollywood film.

Reflecting on the situation, Grant remarked, “My problem was — that was my first Hollywood film and I'd just