She added: “How often do we see a tragedy unfold and say: ‘There were so many warning signs. That man is still in prison, but I have no doubt there are others like him still out there.” Who was arrested waiting behind our daughter’s preschool, standing among the throng of paparazzi. Recalling the crazed man who went to prison for stalking her, Garner told the assembly members: “There are violent, mentally ill stalkers who can now get close to my kids by simply following mobs of photographers and blending in - like the very man who threatened to cut the babies out of my belly. STORY: Jennifer Garner and Michael Caine Join Dan Fogelman’s ‘Imagine’ “What message does it send to say my children may be targeted and hounded by any means necessary without limits and that my husband and I can do nothing to protect them?” “And what, God forbid, does this culture of stalking children create?” Garner said. “What happens to the mind of a child when the only thing they see from the outside world is aggression, hostility and pursuit? She said she worries about the psychological toll on her kids. The actress said that “being stalked is hard for me but it’s beyond what a child should have to endure.” My 4-year-old says, ‘Why do these men never smile? Why do they never go away? Why are they always with us?'”
“My 17-month-old baby is terrified and cries. Large aggressive men swarm us, causing a mob scene, yelling, jockeying for a position, crowding around the kids.
“In the course of our ordinary day - trips to school, pediatrician, ballet or the grocery store - paparazzi swarm. “Literally every day there are as many as 15 cars of photographers waiting outside our home,” she said. With prices for photos of celebrity children “absurdly high,” Garner said it’s like her children “have a bounty on their heads.”ĪNALYSIS: Justin Bieber Case Could Change California’s Anti-Paparazzi Law However my three children are private citizens and more than that - at one, 4 and 7 years old - they’re just little kids.” “In my case this means that I am sometimes photographed. “I chose a public life and understand that this means sacrifices in terms of privacy for our jobs,” the actress said. Handing the microphone over to Garner, Berry said: “I want you to hear that it’s not just me.”Īt times choking back tears, Garner gave legislators a detailed account of what it’s like to be a celebrity with children constantly hounded by the paparazzi. The company later voluntarily dismissed that complaint with prejudice.STORY: Halle Berry to Testify on Protecting Children From Paparazzi Also in 2019, Jennifer Lopez was sued by Splashy News and Picture Agency for posting a copyrighted photo of herself and then-boyfriend Alex Rodriguez to Instagram. In 2019, both Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber settled lawsuits brought by photographer Robert Barbera, with whom Grande reached a second settlement the following year over a separate incident. Lipa is just the latest music star to be sued for posting paparazzi images of themselves to a social media account. Representatives for Lipa and Integral Images did not immediately return Billboard‘s request for comment. Integrated Images claims the photo was taken just a few days before Lipa posted it to her account with the caption, “I’ll be living under big fluffy hats until further notice.”
It is additionally asking for an order enjoining Dua Lipa from further acts of infringement, as well as litigation costs and attorney’s fees.Ī screen grab of Lipa’s alleged use of the photo, which shows the star standing in line at an airport while wearing an oversize hat, is included as an exhibit with the complaint. Integral Images is seeking $150,000 in damages or, alternatively, “an award of actual damages and disgorgement of all of Defendant’s profits attributable to the infringements,” whichever is larger. Dua Lipa to Make Acting Debut in Matthew Vaughn’s All-Star Spy Thriller 'Argylle'
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