In "The Affair" season 2, Noah Solloway (Dominc West) is slowly relapsing to his old and unpleasing ways. Allison Lockhart (Ruth Wilson) is not liking what she's seeing with him and manages to force him to join her for some therapy sessions to fix their crumbling relationship.

Allison had just given birth to a baby girl. There are speculations persisting that Scotty Lockhart (Colin Donnell) is the real father of the baby.

To make things even more terrible, Dominic admitted to Allison's therapist, Marilyn Sanders (Cynthia Nixon) that he nearly cheated with Eden Ellery (Brooke Lyons), his publicist.

As things start to heat up, we begin to see the greatness of Julia Goldani Telles in her role in the series. When you take on a role that is way different than who you really are personally and begin to generate a lot of emotions from the viewers, that's when you'll know that you did a marvelous job.

Telles' plays Whitney Solloway, a young brat who could say all the rude things she want and somehow gets away with them.

The 20-year-old actress who studies at Columbia University said that she wouldn't dare say the same kind of rudeness to her parents; who are both professors at Princeton.

"Never in 30 million years," she said according to the New York Post. "Can you imagine? My parents would never let me. People get confused between me and the character. Somebody yelled at me on the street the other day. It was very interesting and a little annoying," she continued.

Making people hate Whitney means that she's doing a great job as an actress. She also said that she enjoys playing those kind of roles.

"I'm also really attracted to those parts. Playing troublemakers is really fun for me," she added.