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    Emma Stone ‘would like’ to be called by her real name

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodApril 29, 20242 Mins Read
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    Stage names are ubiquitous in show business, but what’s rare is when a celebrity opts to shed their alias and embrace their legal name. Enter Emma Stone, the two-time Oscar winner who recently revealed her preference for being called by her given name, Emily.

    In a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Stone disclosed that her legal name is Emily. However, she adopted the moniker Emma when she acquired her Screen Actors Guild (SAG) card, as another actress had already claimed the name “Emily Stone” within the union.

    Stone recounted a pivotal moment “a couple of years ago” when she reached a breaking point, feeling disassociated from the name Emma. Despite her fame, most people in her personal life referred to her as Emily, prompting her decision to reclaim her birth name.

    The irony wasn’t lost on Stone, who reminisced about her childhood fascination with the Spice Girls. In second grade, she insisted on being called Emma after her favorite Spice Girl, Baby Spice (Emma Bunton). Now, as an adult, she embraces her given name, Emily, and wishes for others, including fans, to address her accordingly.

    The 35-year-old actress expressed her desire for people to call her Emily, reflecting a personal preference that resonates deeply with her identity. Transitioning from Emma to Emily symbolizes a return to her roots and a sense of authenticity that she values.

    So, from now on, it’s Emily Stone. Let’s honor her request and share this story to spread the word among fans of the talented actress.

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