Russell Crowe's young son confronted a member of the paparazzi who was hiding in a bush - to ask why he wasn’t entitled to privacy.
The actor relayed the exchange involving 11-year-old Charlie, to his 1.81million followers on Twitter.
Paparazzi idiot hiding in bushes wearing a pink shirt, eldest son asks, " why am I not allowed privacy?, I'm not famous". Good question.
— Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) September 22, 2015
In April, 2015 Crowe told Larry King about his family’s suffering at the hands of photographers.
The 51-year-old described having to call private security to make a path for him and his sons to leave a store in Beverly Hills when they found themselves “shut in" as “30 photographers basically blocked the doorway”.
He also said he has been “chased down the street and harassed by professional photographers” because "there’s no actual privacy laws to give you any protection”.
Crowe has two children with his reportedly estranged wife, Danielle Spencer.
In 2013, a bill was passed in California which ruled that paparazzi and others who harasses the children of famous people could reportedly face hefty fines or a year in jail.
Actresses Jennifer Garner and Halle Berry both testified in support of the bill, with Ms Berry saying the “aggressive” paparazzi had left her daughter scared to go to school.
