The 25-year-old shot to stardom with the release of Star Wars The Force Awakens two years ago and tomorrow fans will be able to see her in the hotly anticipated follow-up.

However Daisy has revealed she didn’t feel comfortable starting The Last Jedi.

Appearing on Lorraine this morning, the Rey star said: “I didn’t feel as comfortable going into it because the first film had just come out and it was nuts.

“And I was like, ‘Arrghh! I don’t know how to do this again’, like I didn’t know what I did first time round.”

Daisy continued: “But I think by the end of it, I was like, ‘Now I have a sense of her, which was great. Right at the end of it.”

The actress also recently revealed that she was in tears when she heard The Force Awakens director JJ Abrams was returning to helm Star Wars Episode IX.

According to Rolling Stone, the 25-year-old said: “Everyone was saying it was going to be Rian [Johnson, The Last Jedi director] and everything, so I was genuinely quite surprised.

“And was like ‘Oh my god!’ and I started crying immediately with three people in the office.”

Daisy added: “And they were like, ‘What the f*** just happened?' So I emailed J.J. saying, ‘Oh my god I am crying.’ 

“And he goes, ‘Oh my god, me too.’ And then we had a conversation a few days later and we stay in touch. But we stayed in touch the whole time anyway.”

Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi is released in UK cinemas tomorrow.