Natalie Portman is the latest celebrity to join the list of famous faces who have been a victim of tabloid gossip-mongering and she didn't take it lightly. The Oscar-winner slammed a tabloid that made a false claim of her being pregnant guessing by her look and paparazzi shot.&nbsp;

'Natalie Portman steps out seemingly with a baby bump in Sydney',&nbsp;was the headline that triggered the actor as she took to her Instagram to called out the claim.

"Hey. So I'm totally not pregnant…" Natalie wrote on her Instagram Story. She shared a screenshot of the article and added,"But apparently it's still OK in 2021 for anyone to speculate and comment on a woman's body shape whenever they want? Do better." 
 
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Natalie is married to Benjamin Millepied and is a mother to two kids, Aleph, 9, and Amalia, 3. She's currently in Australia filming 'Thor: Love and Thunder'&nbsp;the fourth installment of Thor'. 
 
"I'm playing the Mighty Thor," she said while appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."There were some graphic novels where Jane Foster becomes Thor. It's going to be really silly and funny and great. We've got [director] Taika Waititi. He's wonderful, so I'm very excited."

In 2016, she's discussed balancing being a mom and a working actress in an interview with The New York Times Magazine." When I'm not working, I'm pretty much exclusively with my family, so my rituals have to do with school, meal preparation, playdates, bedtime," she explained."Weekends are the best for ritual, because I own them completely. I do the whole week's laundry, which I love because it's a task with a clear beginning and end. And we spend the week together as a family—usually somewhere in nature, often with friends who have children."

Natalie Portman is the latest celebrity to join the list of famous faces who have been a victim of tabloid gossip-mongering and she didn't take it lightly. The Oscar-winner slammed a tabloid that made a false claim of her being pregnant guessing by her look and paparazzi shot.

Natalie Portman is the latest celebrity to join the list of famous faces who have been a victim of tabloid gossip-mongering and she didn't take it lightly. The Oscar-winner slammed a tabloid that made a false claim of her being pregnant guessing by her look and paparazzi shot. 'Natalie Portman steps out seemingly with a baby bump in Sydney', was the headline that triggered the actor as she took to her Instagram to called out the claim. "Hey. So I'm totally not pregnant…" Natalie wrote on her Instagram Story. She shared a screenshot of the article and added,"But apparently it's still OK in 2021 for anyone to speculate and comment on a woman's body shape whenever they want? Do better." Natalie is married to Benjamin Millepied and is a mother to two kids, Aleph, 9, and Amalia, 3. She's currently in Australia filming 'Thor: Love and Thunder' the fourth installment of Thor'. "I'm playing the Mighty Thor," she said while appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."There were some graphic novels where Jane Foster becomes Thor. It's going to be really silly and funny and great. We've got [director] Taika Waititi. He's wonderful, so I'm very excited." In 2016, she's discussed balancing being a mom and a working actress in an interview with The New York Times Magazine." When I'm not working, I'm pretty much exclusively with my family, so my rituals have to do with school, meal preparation, playdates, bedtime," she explained."Weekends are the best for ritual, because I own them completely. I do the whole week's laundry, which I love because it's a task with a clear beginning and end. And we spend the week together as a family—usually somewhere in nature, often with friends who have children."

Natalie Portman slams tabloid after false pregnancy claim

Hollywood actress Natalie Portman was sexualised as a child.&nbsp;

The Oscar-winning actress had revealed last January at the Women’s March that her first ever fan mail was a rape fantasy written by a man. This changed her. At an event talking about her upcoming film ‘Vox Lux’, Natalie opened up about the impact it had on her.

She said, "I understood very quickly, even as a 13-year-old, that if I were to express myself sexually I would feel unsafe and that men would feel entitled to discuss and objectify my body to my great discomfort."

She added, "I felt the need to cover my body and to inhibit my expression and my work in order to send my own message to the world that I'm someone worth of safety and respect.”

Natalie felt like that for the longest time when she was a teenager. Today, she feels she has come to terms with it and said, &nbsp;"I know I was sexualized in the ways that I was photographed or portrayed, and that was not my doing. That becomes a part of your public identity.”

Natalie made her acting debut at the age of 13 in 1994 film ‘The Professional’. Today on December 26, 2018, she completed 25 years of being an actor.&nbsp;

She will next be seen in ‘Vox Lux’ opposite Jude Law. The film tells the story of a pop star (played by her) who survived a school shooting as a young girl and is still dealing with the aftermath of the horrifying incident. On the character, she said, "She is such a wild character, but she's also someone I felt was a real person, who is the product of this life that has happened to her.”

Hollywood actress Natalie Portman was sexualised as a child. The Oscar-winning actress had revealed last January at the Women’s March that her first ever fan mail was a rape fantasy written by a man.

Hollywood actress Natalie Portman was sexualised as a child. The Oscar-winning actress had revealed last January at the Women’s March that her first ever fan mail was a rape fantasy written by a man. This changed her. At an event talking about her upcoming film ‘Vox Lux’, Natalie opened up about the impact it had on her. She said, "I understood very quickly, even as a 13-year-old, that if I were to express myself sexually I would feel unsafe and that men would feel entitled to discuss and objectify my body to my great discomfort." She added, "I felt the need to cover my body and to inhibit my expression and my work in order to send my own message to the world that I'm someone worth of safety and respect.” Natalie felt like that for the longest time when she was a teenager. Today, she feels she has come to terms with it and said, "I know I was sexualized in the ways that I was photographed or portrayed, and that was not my doing. That becomes a part of your public identity.” Natalie made her acting debut at the age of 13 in 1994 film ‘The Professional’. Today on December 26, 2018, she completed 25 years of being an actor. She will next be seen in ‘Vox Lux’ opposite Jude Law. The film tells the story of a pop star (played by her) who survived a school shooting as a young girl and is still dealing with the aftermath of the horrifying incident. On the character, she said, "She is such a wild character, but she's also someone I felt was a real person, who is the product of this life that has happened to her.”

Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman reveals being sexualised as a child actor changed her

Hollywood actress Natalie Portman has refused to attend a ceremony in Israel to accept a million-dollar prize because of "recent events" in the country, the organisers said, announcing the prizegiving had been cancelled.

Israel has drawn international criticism in recent weeks for lethal tactics used during clashes with Palestinians along the border with Gaza. Thirty-one Palestinians have been killed and hundreds more wounded. Israel says it is doing what it must to defend its border.

In a statement on its website, the foundation that awards the Genesis Prize quoted a representative for Portman as saying: "Recent events in Israel have been extremely distressing to her and she does not feel comfortable participating in any public events in Israel."

It gave no further details of her reasons. An email to Portman's publicist in Los Angeles seeking further information was not immediately answered.

The foundation said it "admires her humanity, and respects her right to publicly disagree with the policies of the government of Israel".

"However, we are very saddened that she has decided not to attend the Genesis Prize Ceremony in Jerusalem for political reasons. We fear that Ms. Portman's decision will cause our philanthropic initiative to be politicised."

The Genesis Prize has been awarded since 2014 to individuals for excellence in their professional fields and "who inspire others through their dedication to the Jewish community and Jewish values".

Previous winners have included former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, sculptor Anish Kapoor, violinist Itzhak Perlman and Hollywood actor Michael Douglas, all of whom donated their prize money to charitable causes.

Portman was born in Jerusalem and moved to the United States at age three.

Natalie Portman has refused to attend a ceremony in Israel to accept a million-dollar prize because of "recent events" in the country

Hollywood actress Natalie Portman has refused to attend a ceremony in Israel to accept a million-dollar prize because of "recent events" in the country, the organisers said, announcing the prizegiving had been cancelled. Israel has drawn international criticism in recent weeks for lethal tactics used during clashes with Palestinians along the border with Gaza. Thirty-one Palestinians have been killed and hundreds more wounded. Israel says it is doing what it must to defend its border. In a statement on its website, the foundation that awards the Genesis Prize quoted a representative for Portman as saying: "Recent events in Israel have been extremely distressing to her and she does not feel comfortable participating in any public events in Israel." It gave no further details of her reasons. An email to Portman's publicist in Los Angeles seeking further information was not immediately answered. The foundation said it "admires her humanity, and respects her right to publicly disagree with the policies of the government of Israel". "However, we are very saddened that she has decided not to attend the Genesis Prize Ceremony in Jerusalem for political reasons. We fear that Ms. Portman's decision will cause our philanthropic initiative to be politicised." The Genesis Prize has been awarded since 2014 to individuals for excellence in their professional fields and "who inspire others through their dedication to the Jewish community and Jewish values". Previous winners have included former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, sculptor Anish Kapoor, violinist Itzhak Perlman and Hollywood actor Michael Douglas, all of whom donated their prize money to charitable causes. Portman was born in Jerusalem and moved to the United States at age three.

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