Sienna Miller: Phone Hacking Made Me ‘Incredibly Paranoid’
Sept. 15 2011, Published 2:00 p.m. ET
By Breaking Celebrity News Staff
Sienna Miller has opened up for the first time about being the victim of hacking.
The actress is the latest in a long line of celebrities who have had their privacy invaded.
Just this week, Scarlett Johansson and Mila Kunis had pictures and text messages from their cell phones leaked online.
But private phone calls and voicemail messages of Sienna’s came to light when she was hacked by the British tabloid News of the World.
In an interview with NBC’s Today Show which aired Thursday morning, Sienna said the whole scandal made her very suspicious of even her friends and family and didn’t know who she could trust.
“At the time I was incredibly paranoid and stories were coming out that nobody knew about apart from my mother, my sister, my boyfriend and my best friend,” she explained.
“There were times when I would sit down with those four people and accuse one of them of selling stories.
“And it’s terrible, but I would also tell my best friends things and see if they came out but they never did.”
Her romances with Jude Law and affair with Balthazar Getty made constant headlines, but Sienna says that although being hacked affected her relationships and her career, it was nothing compared to crime victims who were also violated.
“On a personal level, just that feeling of violation… it was bad for me. But what has come to light now obviously is that victims of crime were also being hacked and that’s atrocious. That’s on another level.”
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