Paparazzi force Witherspoon to pull daughter out of 'wonderful' school
20 Nov 2008, 1500 Hrs

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Washington, Nov 20 Hollywood actress Reese Witherspoon has pulled her daughter out of a dream school because of the hounding paparazzi.

The stunner is upset by the way snappers have tortured her daughter Ava to get her snap, because of which the actress was forced to take her baby girl out of the "wonderful school".

"She was so harassed that we had to take her out," Contactmusic quoted the actress, as saying.

"The most difficult part is seeing my children being followed and harassed. They've been treated terribly. They were shouted at in their Halloween costumes, photographers screaming, 'You don't look scared,'" she added.

The situation has prompted the protective mum to think twice about life in Hollywood: "I hope not to live in this place forever."

And she tells Parade magazine that fame has become somewhat of a curse: "It removes me from people. When I first meet someone, it is so hard for me to overcome everything they've read about me. It's not fair. It's difficult, because I'm the kind of person who just wants to hug people." (ANI)

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