The charismatic Renée Zellweger fiercely defends her iconic Bridget Jones character against recent criticisms of promoting sexism and ageism. After 25 years embodying Bridget, Zellweger expresses enduring love for the British cultural touchstone. Critics, labeling Hugh Grant’s role as sexist, are dismissed by Renée, emphasizing Bridget’s imperfections as a universally relatable theme. While her portrayal faces scrutiny from the "woke" audience, Zellweger assures that Bridget’s self-consciousness mirrors common insecurities rather than negativity, offering a fresh perspective on societal norms.