Melbourne: Australian actress Emma Booth says that showing off her assets for 'Underbelly 3' has left her disgusted.
Raunchy scenes are the centrepiece for Underbelly: The Golden Mile, which revolves around the tales of three different characters.
The 13-part series, which is due to hit the screens next year, explores John Ibrahim`s rise to become King of the Cross, the story of police corruption whistleblower Deborah Locke and former prostitute-turned-police trainee Kim Hollingsworth.
The 27-year-old star insists that sex made her feel dirty.
"Doing the nude scenes in this one has made me feel a little dirtier," a daily quoted Perth-raised Booth as saying.
"Playing a prostitute has given me a new-found respect for prostitution because there are days I go home and just feel dirty.
“I think I`ve come to terms with the fact I do feel a bit violated in this role and that`s fine because that is how she felt, so I just use it," she added.
Booth says playing Hollingsworth had consumed her life.
"I don`t cope with it really. It`s hard to leave behind characters and she`s going to be hard to shake," said Booth.
"There are times when I feel completely dirty and and that`s hard because it doesn`t always feel comfortable and it doesn`t always feel nice, especially when you`re not feeling that great in your body.
"I go up and down with my weight so if I am having a great day great, but sometimes when you feel bloated it`s horrible to have to do," she added.
ANI
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