in a tweet on Thursday, October 19, in which she wrote, “He said he was sorry, publicly, several times. Please don’t @ me in conversations dragging my husband. Thanks,” to two Twitter user who were commenting on how potentially problematic David’s actual apology was.Twitter contentView on Twitter “It's somewhat life-changing in your mind when you walk down the street and someone recognizes you as ‘that girl from TV' or ‘Alex, the girl with the glasses,' but it's different than when someone comes up to you and says, ‘Ariel Winter, I love the things you say online' or ‘I really love your character, it's inspired me so much,'” Winter said. “Those are the things that really impact me that I love about the exposure I get. Then there's the other exposure that can be negative, regarding red carpets and the things that I wear.” But looks can be deceiving, and Chan's cheerful enthusiasm for the creative process is palpable. "In preparing for this album, we wanted to try something new," he adds. "And it has to be something that no one's tried before. We wanted to show our fans what's authentic about us and what's something that only we can do." “It does somewhat bother me just on principle, but even before I was openly trans, it was like ‘Teen Heartthrob Teddy Geiger,’” she says, shaking her head. “Everyone always wants to identify you in some way…but I try not to overthink too much of that.” Geiger pauses before adding, with a slight shrug, “And I imagine the music is why anyone’s talking to me in the first place, so that’s fine.”