Fantastic Four actress says girl gangs forced her to toughen up
Tuesday, 8 July 2008
Jessica Alba has spoken out about the school tyrants who targeted her as a child.
‘I was getting beaten up every day by different gangs of girls. At one point I had to be escorted to my classes,' she says.
The 27-year-old says the harassment escalated after she began her acting career.
‘When I went back to school after making my first film Camp Nowhere, suddenly my friends weren’t my friends any more,' she tells S Magazine.
'They started calling me names and saying I was after their boyfriends.’
But she was determined not to let the bullies hold her back. 'Looking back, I do think it made me tougher,' she says.
Jessica married producer Cash Warren, 29, in May, just 3 weeks before the birth of their daughter Honer. She's starring in The Love Guru, in cinemas on 1 August.
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