Famous people who stutter part 2

Famous people who stutter part 2 Emily Blunt (February, 23, 1983) Blunt grew up with a stutter, which she described as "like an imposter living in your body". She says that her stuttering got worse as she got older. Blunt has said that acting helped her overcome her stutter. Blunt is a board member of the American Institute for Stuttering (AIS). She has worked with the AIS for over 15 years to help children and parents who stutter. She has also hosted the AIS's Freeing Voices, Changing Lives Gala. Blunt has spoken about the impact of stuttering and how it's not a person's fault. She has said that stuttering is neurological, genetic, and biological, and that it's not psychological or caused by nervousness or insecurity. She has also said that stutterers don't feel understood. Blunt has said that pressurized situations, such as being on set or pitching an idea, are challenging for stutterers. Blunt has said that different methods work for different people, and that it's good that there are choices.