Outside the London Palladium, where she is now appearing in the West End production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's renowned musical Evita, Snow White star Rachel Zegler was just seen meeting people and signing autographs. On social media, a video of the actor politely defending her bodyguard after he was treated with disrespect by a few admirers is currently going viral.

Rachel Zegler in Evita

The renowned musical Evita debuted at the London Palladium on Monday, June 14. Rachel portrays Eva Perón, the First Lady of Argentina, in the show. In the middle of the performance, Rachel performs Don't Cry for Me, Argentina from an outside balcony at the Palladium to anybody passing below, a free gift for her followers. The audience inside may watch the performance live via video streaming.

Rachel Zegler stands up for her bodyguard

Rachel was spotted engaging with fans and signing autographs for those waiting outside the stage door following one of her performances. The actor intervened to protect her bodyguard when a fan started to get violent with him, arguing that he was pushing too much, saying, "Hey, I love you so much, but Danny is just doing his job, he's just protecting me." He helps me because crowds are really frightening to me, and he works here. I adore you, darling, but please don't treat my Danny with contempt.

Rachel was lauded by fans for how calmly she handled the scenario and defended her bodyguard. "She's literally the sweetest girl ever," one fan remarked. "Giving huge thanks to her bodyguard for protecting our princess!" wrote another. Fans can be a bit crazy sometimes, my goodness! Kudos to Rachel for standing up for him." "Awwwww good ups Rachel!" said another. This is really real! Well done! The security detail that safeguards performers must be respected and understood, and performers must be protected. "The way she is so respectful & kind while talking," read another remark. "Awww she's so kind," read another.

Regarding Evita

The timeless Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical tells the story of the life of Eva Perón, the well-known First Lady of Argentina. Zegler is faced with the difficult job of playing the protagonist, demonstrating her amazing singing skills and dominating stage presence. Her performance has been widely praised. On September 6, after a 12-week run, the musical will come to an end.

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