In recent remarks, actress Samantha discusses how her mindset shifted during her period of prominence. She says she became “egoistic” as an actor, explaining that success can make a person feel as if there is no end. Samantha also compares this to an addiction to fame, suggesting she was drawn to “the game of stardom” and that this outlook affected how she perceived limits and endings in her career. Her comments frame egoism as a consequence of prolonged attention and ambition, where a person may stop considering that a phase—however long it lasts—has a conclusion. She emphasizes that actors can reach a point where they refuse to acknowledge that their journey will eventually end. The remarks focus on personal reflection rather than specific events, and they center on the psychological impact of stardom and the need to recognize boundaries in professional life.