Anne Hathaway, the acclaimed actress known for her diverse roles and captivating performances, recently made headlines for a surprising revelation: she’s not particularly fond of her own name. In a candid interview, Hathaway opened up about her dislike for the name “Anne” and expressed a preference for being called by other names.

The revelation came as a surprise to many fans who have come to know and admire Hathaway under her birth name. However, Hathaway explained that she has never felt a strong connection to the name “Anne” and actually prefers to be addressed by her nickname or other variations of her name.

“I’ve always felt like an ‘Annie,'” Hathaway shared in the interview. “So, please, call me anything but Anne.”

Hathaway’s preference for the nickname “Annie” is not new, as she has often been referred to by friends, family, and colleagues by that name. In fact, Hathaway’s Instagram bio even states, “I go by Annie.”

For Hathaway, the name “Anne” carries certain connotations and associations that she doesn’t necessarily identify with. While she acknowledges that it’s her given name and part of her identity, she feels more comfortable and connected to the nickname “Annie.”

Fans and followers of Hathaway have been quick to support her preference, with many expressing admiration for her honesty and authenticity. Some have even joked about the challenges of pronouncing “Anne” with the proper emphasis, given its formal and sometimes rigid sound.

As Hathaway continues to make waves in Hollywood with her talent and versatility, her revelation about her name preference serves as a reminder that even celebrities have their own personal quirks and preferences. Whether she’s known as Anne or Annie, one thing is certain: Hathaway will continue to captivate audiences with her undeniable charm and talent, no matter what name she goes by.