Scarlett Johansson is still being asked for comment about the leak of multiple, real nudes last year after photos meant for then-husband Ryan Reynolds were hacked by a random man who was later caught by the FBI (he said he was addicted to celeb tittay pictures). Not conceding that it might have been better not to take/ store photos on her cell phone, let alone forward them on, Johansson says she felt ‘violated.’ She tells Stylist: ‘It was really terrible. I felt absolutely violated. I wasn’t really aware of how vulnerable all of us are, but I think everybody is just discovering that now, especially with the recent phone-hacking scandals.’ She continues: ‘It isn’t just celebrities [being hacked], it’s all kinds of people who are not asking for the spotlight. Being hacked made me feel more vulnerable than I ever had previously. I couldn’t figure it out. For a while, I thought it must be someone that I knew who was posting these pictures of me and that was making me incredibly paranoid. I was looking around at all of my friends, who I have known for 20 years, wondering who the backstabber was. So to find out it wasn’t a friend who hacked in was a relief, oddly.’ Then she chided the chirrens for running naked on her lawn: ‘It seems to be getting younger. You see 16-year-old girls in these photoshoots that are frankly mind-blowing. It seems as if people want to label you as a woman before you really are a woman.’
Previously, Johansson was asked about the hacking in Vanity Fair and on CNN.
