陳妍希自從接演于正版的「小龍女」後，引來不少爭議，而日前李心艾和邱凱偉（Darren）接下手機遊戲《神鵰俠侶》，李心艾小龍女的造型備受稱讚，還有網友直指勝過陳妍希，對此李心艾在昨（11日）記者會上說：「我們兩個感覺不同型，她比較可愛，沒辦法做比較，我其實覺得她也美。」
李心艾今年年中來台宣傳電影《天台》，身材清瘦，昨以古裝扮相出現時，擠出明顯的事業線，相當有料，她害羞笑說：「胖了！就會變有料！」而Darren和李心艾也是《神鵰俠侶》迷，沒想過能扮楊過及小龍女，李心艾說雖然扮演小龍女有壓力，也想到會被記者問，但還是很開心能扮演自己喜歡的角色。Darren也力讚說：「心艾是氣質型，在拍時會不自覺盯著她看，怎麼那麼美。」
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