'Glee' star Heather Morris has slammed the paparazzi for following her to her son's school.
The 28 year old expectant mom definitely doesn't like being stalked by the paparazzi as she hits out on them after following her to her son's school on Tuesday. The actress expressed to Tweeter her disappointment to the photographers, who are so eager to take snapshots of her during her pregnancy period, "We DO NOT appreciate anyone taking pictures of myself, Elijah or Taylor outside of where Elijah goes to school." Adding, "#rude #insane #dontfeelsafe."
Her message came after paparazzi tried to take stolen snapshots of her baby bumps when she revealed that she's expecting another baby boy. On Monday, Celebrity Baby Scoop shared a stolen image of Morris along with her husband Taylor Hubbell and their 2-year-old son Elijah in Los Angeles, California while the family was having lunch at Old School Sandwiches.
Since she grew tired of paparazzi following her around, taking pictures of her, Heather joined other celebrity moms who have called the photographers. According to Gossip Cop, Halle Berry and Jennifer Garner have also testified in favor of stricter laws. Both stars recounted their traumatizing incidents of being stalked outside their children's schools.
As celebrity moms seek protection from the invading paparazzi, an Australian federal politician would like to offer a solution to the celebrities for the protection of their children. The independent federal MP reportedly wants to introduce private legislation to federal parliament on November 23 to make it illegal for photographers to take images or film children on the street, according to Yahoo News.
"It's quite fair to throw slings and arrows at me - but my children have no say at that. They (paparazzi) have absolutely no right to put those children into the line of fire," he told AAP on Wednesday.
