Jennifer Lawrence says that she finds it hard to trust strangers but doesn’t want to have to question the motives of everyone who comes into her life.
It has been a difficult summer for the actress, who fell victim to a cyber hacker, who went on to pose naked pictures of the Oscar winning actress online. Lawrence was not the only victim as other stars were also targeted.
Lawrence admits that she doesn’t want to have to change who she is and just wants people to stop behaving likes assholes.
Recalling a time she went with a friend to buy a French Bulldog, Jennifer told the Daily Mirror: "But I didn't realise [the seller] was taking pictures of me with his phone which he later sold online.
"I don't want to have to question every person that comes into my life but at the same time I have reason to. I don't want to change but people need to stop being such a**holes.
"The hard part of the job that comes with the territory is losing a lot of privacy and a lot of control over things that just out of human decency you should have control over."
Lawrence has managed to hold her head up high through the whole cyber hacking scandal and she admits that not growing up in Hollywood and having a sense of humour has helped her survive it all.
She continued: "I have perspective because I didn't grow up in this business. I'm not from Hollywood. I'm from Kentucky. Humour has helped me to survive all this.
"My dad taught me always to laugh at myself. I guess I can have an intellectual conversation for five minutes, but then I want to get back to laughing."
Lawrence looked stunning on the red carpet in London this week for the world premiere The Hunger Games: Mockingjay -Part 1, which has been one of the most anticipated films of 2014.
Lawrence is back as Katniss Everdeen in the penultimate instalment in the hit franchise and was joined on the red carpet by Natalie Dormer, Julianne Moore, Stanley Tucci, Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson.
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