Jennifer Lawrence talks about her “trauma” due to the leaking of her n-de photos: “It will last forever”
Jennifer Lawrence reflected on the 2014 incident in which hackers posted n-de photos of her online.
The Silver Linings Playbook actress was the first of more than 100 high-profile people to be targeted in the 4chan scandal in September 2014.
The hack ended with n-de images of famous actors, musicians, models and presenters leaked on the 4chan website, an image-sharing forum, at an event linked to Apple's iCloud service. The list was mostly made up of female stars and included Rihanna, Kate Upton, Selena Gomez, Kim Kardashian, Cara Delevingne and many more.
In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Lawrence said: “Anyone can see my clean body without my consent, at any time of the day.
“Someone in France just published them. My trauma will exist forever."
Recalling the 2017 incident, Lawrence said: "I feel like the whole damn planet is gangbanging me, like there isn't a single person in the world who can't see these intim@te photos of me. .
“You can be at a barbecue and someone can open them on their phone. That was something really impossible to process."
Elsewhere in the new Vanity Fair interview, Lawrence recalled preparing for death in a private jet that nearly crashed in 2017.
Lawrence's new movie, the Netflix set Don't Look Up, will be released on December 10.
