(Cover) - EN Showbiz - Reese Witherspoon says she sometimes will sit in my car and cry because of the intrusion into her personal life.
The actress has revealed she can get upset about the loss of privacy she has had to endure as a result of her successful Hollywood career. She admits living in the spotlight can sometimes get too much for her and she feels overwhelmed with emotion.
I parted with my privacy a long time ago. We went different ways, she said in an interview with the American edition of Vogue magazine, And sometimes I mourn it. Sometimes I will sit in the car and cry. Because I cant get out. Thats the only thing: I mourn the loss of my privacy."
The 35-year-old star, who got married to second husband Jim Toth on March 26, revealed that because of her public image, she sometimes gets approached by strangers.
Remembering her meeting with three ladies from Oklahoma, Nashville-born Reese put on a Southern accent to recall the cute incident.
They said Reese. We are so happy for yeeew. We liiike this guy for yeeew. And I said, You do?! Yes, maam. We think he is a niiice man. We think he is going to treat you well and be good to yeeew. I was like, Really? So sweet! And I told them my mother likes him very much, too, she laughed.
Reese also revealed how she used to admire her mothers wisdom and beauty as a child.
As mother to Ava, 11, and Deacon, seven, the actress said she thinks she has gained some of that life experience herself.
I think 35 for a woman is a big thing. I remember when I was a little girl looking up at my mother at 35 doing her hair in the mirror, and I thought, My mother has never been more beautiful. She had years of wisdom you cant erase. And now I feel the same way when I look in the mirror, Reese said.
You cant pretend you are an ingnue. You cant pretend you are wide-eyed and innocent. Its on your face! Its in your body. Its in your voice. Its in your reactions to things when people say, I just did the most morally corrupt thing Ive done in my life and you literally dont blink. (C) Cover Media