Lynda Carter 'young stars should be force into therapy'

Lynda Carter, the original Wonder Woman, thinks it’s important for young stars to seek counseling to help them deal with the pressures of fame.

“I think the one thing the Screen Actors Guild should do is, when fame first hits you, that you are required to go to therapy,” Lynda told PopEater.

“Because everybody loves you. Until you realize, no, they don’t really love you. They love the character and the persona. They love that. But you can’t get all over yourself.

“Fame is a burden. When my son went to college, [he] said ‘you don’t have to go with me when I go in.’ So I said, ‘Oh it’s ‘The W.’ How about I come and I wear a disguise?’

“So I went out and bought this great short blonde wig and I walked in and he looked at me and I said, ‘good isn’t it?’ And he said ‘yea it’s good.’ I knew secretly he was delighted. I wore it and not one person recognized me.”