In this image released by NBC, Jennifer Lawrence accepts the award for best actress in a motion picture comedy for her role in “Joy” at the 73rd Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, on Jan. 10, 2016. AP
Jennifer Lawrence has no qualms in choosing not to apologize for her surfaced clip at a nightclub in Vienna, Austria.
The video was posted on gossip site Radar Online, which captured the actress, who was apparently drunk, pole-dancing inside the club. She was in the country to film scenes for her forthcoming Cold War flick “Red Sparrow.”
The controversial video, which was shot last month, irked Lawrence and prompted her to air her side on the issue via Facebook. “Nobody wants to be reminded that they tried to dance on a stripper pole by the internet. It was one of my best friend’s birthdays and I dropped my paranoia guard for one second to have fun,” she wrote.
She stressed that she was not about to apologize for having fun. “I’m not going to apologize, I had a blast that night…I’m not gonna lie, I think dancing’s pretty good. Even with no core strength,” she elucidated.
Lawrence, 26, is no stranger to dealing with leaked internet scandals. In 2014, she and other Hollywood stars were victimized by an online hack in which nude pictures of them were spread across online platforms.
Following the incident, Lawrence told Vanity Fair that the hack was a “sex crime” and “sexual violation.” Gianna Francesca Catolico /ra
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