Five-time Academy Award nominee Michelle Williams has forgotten some of her earliest work.

Williams, who’s currently nominated for two Emmys as lead actress and producer for Dying for Sex, appeared on Entertainment Weekly’s The Awardist podcast and talked about the show.

During the interview, she was asked about her role in season four of Baywatch in 1989. At the time, the actress was around 13-years-old and played a character named Bridget Bowers, who had a crush on Jeremy Jackson’s character Hobie. She later appeared in an episode and was listed as “Hobie’s Groupie.”

When asked if the two characters were the same person, she couldn’t answer.

“Whoa… I mean…,” Williams replied.

Chuckling, she continued, “I don’t know who is equipped to answer that question. Not me. That might be some stuff for the chat.”

The Fablemans star couldn’t recall much from her appearance on the show.

“I don’t remember much,” she admitted. “I just remember the bikini hanging in my trailer.”

She was then asked if she felt nervous around “a Baywatch bikini,” and the Shutter Island star said, “I mean…I don’t…think I was 12.”

“I didn’t know what thoughts to think. It was all kind of experience and very little processing,” Michelle Williams explained.

Earl Charles Spencer quietly marked the anniversary of Princess Diana’s death as he dropped a heartfelt tribute for his late sister on Instagram.

Under his emotional post featuring “beautiful flowers, left yesterday by Althorp’s visitors,” fans and followers of the former Princess of Wales also shared heartfelt memories and tributes.

Many commenters praised Diana as “the people’s princess” and expressed how deeply she is still missed.

“Beautiful flowers, left yesterday by Althorp’s visitors,” he penned. “We are open for July and August each year, by an arrangement reached with the UK Government in 1992.”

“Strange to think that that summer season is bookended by 1 July – Diana’s birthday – and 31 August – the day she died,” he added.

“My deepest thanks go to the @althorphouse team, who were truly outstanding again this summer – treating visitors as honoured guests of my family. Sarah P led them with quiet charm and an excellent natural feel for what matters.

One fan wrote, “She will live in our hearts forever.”

Another added, “Diana will never be forgotten. She really was the people’s princess. I cannot imagine how hard this day is for you and her beloved boys.”

Previously, while speaking on Good Morning Britain last year, Charles talked of coping with Diana’s tragic death.

“I’m sure pretty much everyone watching this program has had trauma in their family at some point,” he said. “And, like everyone else, you sort of get used to it without it ever going away.”