American actress Sophie Newid, famous for her role in “Mammouth” in 2009, died at the age of 24.
The Sufi family announced her death in an influential publication, addressing her continuous suffering from psychological trauma and deep internal pain.
Her family described Sophie as a “good and friendly girl”, but they indicated that her kindness made her vulnerable to exploitation by others.
The family expressed that Sophie’s artistic works clearly embodied her internal struggle, as she used writing and drawing as a way to express her personal suffering.
The family explained in painful details that despite the efforts made by psychological therapists and those close to them, they felt very sad; Because these attempts did not save her from their fate.
The family said: “She treated herself to confront the shock and disgrace that she carried inside her, and she refused the treatment that may have saved her life.”
They also added that she was repeated that she would deal with her feelings alone, which reflects her internal challenge and her refusal to ask for help.
Sophie began her artistic career at an early age, as she appeared in several films since she was ten years old.
In 2010, she participated in the movie “Hidden Mark” alongside Jessica Alba, where she embodied the role of the young daughter facing the loss of her mother with cancer.
Sophie was born on July 8, 2000, and she began her passion for acting early by watching the films bought by her mother, Chile Gibson, who was also an actress.
According to the newspaper “Mirror”, Sophie begged her grandmother after watching Something’s Gotta Give in 2003 to allow her to enter the field of acting, which opened the doors of art in front of her, and made her start her acting career.
