Yahoo EntertainmentPhoto Agency Nixes Pic of Evan Rachel Wood’s Sonogram After Feeling Her Fury on Twitter
Score one for celebs in the war against paparazzi.
Evan Rachel Wood was rightfully upset Wednesday when a photo agency sold pictures of her that showed the actress carrying her sonogram. A handful of media outlets picked up the shot, in which Wood, 25, was pictured smiling as she carried the very visible and intimate photo in her hand back to her car.
Wood took to Twitter to express her frustration:
You took a picture of my ultrasound photo???!!!! I couldnt be more furious right now. I want to cry. My child isnt even born yet.
— Evan Rachel Wood (@evanrachelwood) February 13, 2013
Thats my child. Its not even out of the womb and they are snapping photos of it. I am getting out of la. People have no hearts. — Evan Rachel Wood (@evanrachelwood) February 13, 2013
I have never been more violated by a photographer. Thats the inside of my body and my child. Would u like my soul too? nothing is sacred.
— Evan Rachel Wood (@evanrachelwood) February 13, 2013
Fyi i was not walking down the st parading my ultrasound photo. That was the roof of a hospital parking garage where you should be safe. — Evan Rachel Wood (@evanrachelwood) February 13, 2013
It seems as though Wood eventually got what she wanted (for the most part). Most outlets that initially published the photo (such as The Daily Mail) have since taken their posts down. Also the photo agency that initially sold the shots to media outlets have since removed them from their website.
After initially denying reports she was pregnant, Wood announced in early January that she and husband Jamie Bell were expecting their first child together. The couple married just this past October.
“The Wrestler” actress tweeted last month:
Remember when i said, "No baby on the way here"Well, I didnt know there actually was! twitter.com/evanrachelwood…
— Evan Rachel Wood (@evanrachelwood) January 11, 2013
It seems like these paparazzi shots were a pretty clear example of invasion of privacy: do you agree?
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