Jennifer Love Hewitt On Bikini Pics: "It Hurt My Feelings"

"Extra" caught up with Jennifer Love Hewitt who flaunted her curvy figure in a beautiful dress, at the premiere of "27 Dresses" in Los Angeles Monday night. She told "Extra" how she felt when comments were made about her bikini body.

"It made me feel a little embarrassed to be honest. It made me a little sad. It hurt my feelings," Hewitt admits.

Knowing what it's like to be a child star, Hewitt also commented on the Britney Spears saga saying, "I think that sometimes in this business, stuff happens and sometimes the only cure for it is to get out...I feel bad because everyone kind of judges her and splatters her business everywhere. No one goes, 'Why is this happening?' They just judge and judge and judge. It's too bad."

Comments

[SoonerThought]

I think she's hot.

[auramac]

I hate people whose job it is to invade others' privacy and forget they are human beings despite their being famous. To go through years of being parented, schooled, and supposedly inspired by The Big Picture and wanting to be a "papparazzi" when they grow up is beyond me. I have enough problems with lawyers, who lie for a living. Or most politicians. How do you sleep? I must admit, however, to feeling extreme guilt in making the observation that JLH is an incredibly beautiful, desirable woman but the butt has to go if she's going to wear such revealing outfits.

[Nutkin]

This quote about Britney is wrongly attributed to Jennifer Love Hewitt. It was, in fact, a quote from Ellen Page. Not exactly crucial news - but, a mistake nonetheless.

[watchingthings]

If you hate being judged, why the hell do you keep crawling up on the stage? You are a farce.

[wndrwrthg]

No space for news on huffpo, but they have space for this bullshit.

[Delphine]

Well, my rear is (somewhat) better than hers, so there's that.

But really, c'mon, does the media have to play this game? Hewitt has her own television show which is not based on the size of her ass.

I'd like to think we can get to a place where even a celebrity can hang out and be real without being ridiculed. I mean, the media acts all offended if a celebrity doesn't want to be photographed, you know, they're "snobby" and "fake" - but then if they're just being real and casual and enjoying life like the rest of us the media snaps photos and uses it to bash them?

The media loves to elevate and destroy. Sad.

[zadzi]

Eh, she always kind of annoyed me. She's in the entertainment industry, what does she expect? Even if she looked perfect, she'd still be scrutinized. Hasn't she learned that by now?

[joeblow]

Did I read something about paparazzi being the dregs of the earth? Aren't they those insects who chase celebrities at all hours of the day or night? They the same ones who make life seem like hell?
Today's paparazi make Ron Galella seem sedated. But, of course, we all know he was the queen mother of all paps.

[SamBarber]

Interesting talk from a woman whose entire adult career results from two large breasts on a skinny body.

[chirps]

People are entitled to privacy. Paparazzi suck.