«Breaking News» Hailee Steinfeld says she 'owes a lot' to her family for the sacrifices they made

She burst onto the Hollywood scene as the breakout star of The Coen Brothers' True Grit in 2011, before embarking on a successful singing and acting career. 

And Hailee Steinfeld revealed the toll her chosen career has had, as she thanked her family for 'sacrificing' things for her so that she could achieve her dreams during an appearance on ITV1's Lorraine in London on Thursday morning.

The actress, 21, explained: 'I owe a lot to my family for keeping me in check and loving me, and sacrificing for me.'

Grateful: Hailee Steinfeld admitted she 'owes a lot' to her family for sacrificing things for her to achieve her dreams in an interview on ITV1's Lorraine in London on Thursday morning

Speaking about body image in the industry, and how music helps her present positivity, she added: 'It definitely is difficult to get wrapped up in, and finding validation in places we shouldn't [like the] number of likes and comments we get.

'My music is a way to express my feelings, and connect me with [those] feelings, that's the beauty of music, it's a way to connect and that's exactly what it's done for me.'

Hailee was also on hand to discuss her new film Bumblebee, which is the latest in Michael Bay's Transformers franchise.

Supportive: Promoting her new film Bumblebee, the actress and musician, 21, also revealed how music helps her express body positivity 

Challenging: Speaking about body image, she added: 'It definitely is difficult to get wrapped up in, and finding validation in places we shouldn't'

Of her role of Charlie Watson, she gushed: 'Oh my god, I absolutely [loved it], any chance I get to play a female character with a strong personality and a voice is great.' 

She added that the film was 'very physically demanding, very exciting' and she was 'put to the test every day', before adding that it was a 'great experience'.

Hailee's character is a young California mechanic who discovers robot Bumblebee in disguise in a junkyard in 1987.

While she's trying to find her place in the world, just before turning 18, she forms a bond with the robot, who also doubles up as a yellow Volkswagen. 

Stylish: Hailee was sure to turn heads on the show as she stepped out in a dazzling outfit, that saw her team up a silver sequinned shirt with a printed co-ordinated suit 

Stepping out in style: Her striking ensemble featured an array of patchwork panels across the jacket and trousers for a glamorous flair

The musician explained that fans 'will appreciate' the film for how it explores Bumblebee's origins, as well as her character's coming-of-age story.

Hailee was sure to turn heads on the show as she stepped out in a dazzling outfit, that saw her team up a silver sequinned shirt with a printed co-ordinated suit. 

Her striking ensemble featured an array of patchwork panels across the jacket and trousers for a glamorous flair.

Exciting role: Hailee's Bumblebee  character Charlie Watson is a young California mechanic who discovers yellow robot in disguise in a junkyard in 1987

Gushing: Of her role, she admitted: 'I absolutely [loved it], any chance I get to play a female character with a strong personality and a voice is great'

She boosted her height in a pair of stylish black lace-up boots, and accessorised by putting her personal belongings in a small handbag.

Hailee swept back her brunette locks off her face to let her hair tumble over her shoulders, and she wore a natural palette of make-up to highlight her pretty features.

Bumblebee is set for release in cinemas across the US on December 21, and in the UK on December 24.

Standing out: Hailee chatted to Scottish television host, Lorraine Kelly, about her new role 

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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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