Julia Roberts is opening up for the first time about her angry confrontation with an aggressive paparazzo who followed her to her children’s school.
“It just feels honest. It’s not about feeling good,” Julia explains. “I said to the guy, ‘If your job is taking my picture, that’s one thing. But here is not the place to do it.’”
Julia sat down with “Extra” to talk about her highly-anticipated new political thriller, “Charlie Wilson’s War,” which has her Southern socialite character kissing Tom Hanks.
Gorgeous Ms. Roberts said it’s good to get back to work after baby number three – but will there be a fourth?
“No, I think we’re a good group now,” Julia revealed. “It’s fantastic.”






















Comments (8)
I can understand some of the comments that say things in regards to celebrities complaining about their photos being taken. However, in this case, I would think the actual issue was the safety of her children. Say the papparazzi do take photos of her children outside of their school and it is later published where they go to school. This sets the stage for someone to stalk her children and perhaps take them. Seriously…I’m sure Julia Roberts main concern was not that people would see her children but that people would learn details they should not know such as school locations and address.
agree