The actress has recalled that men would openly joke for her body, especially after his film, "I know what you did last summer."

Jennifer Love Hewitt said it was "heartless" to despite her efforts in the film, the focus was not as a talent as an actress, but on her body.

Speaking about the recent episode of the "Mayima Biaika" neighborhood, "Hewitt reflected in a ruthless experience overly sexualized as a teenager, reminiscent of how she used to be normalized in Hollywood.

Star "Ghost Whrester", now 45, has opened inappropriate attention she received in their early years.

"There were people who talked to me openly with me at the age of 16, and people laughed about it," she shared. "It was a culture that was fully accepted, but when you sit down and look at where we are now opposite, it really almost."

Hewitt admitted that the "sex symbol" was marked before she even realized that the concept felt "really strange," adding, "I didn't know what they had sex."

She reminded her that men approached her unreclaimed remarks after setting up for Maxim in 1999. in only 17.

"People would open openly and were like," I took your magazine with me in a trip last week, "Hewitt said, Po Page six. "I didn't really know what that means. That's kind of gross."

Later in the conversation, Hewitt recalled that the comments of her body became the jokes after "I know what you did last summer" released.

"When the film came out, they all said," Oh, I know what your breasts last summer, "and that was like a joke," she shared. "And, again, everyone would come up with him, I would like to be funny, I guess he doesn't register with me that this was a grown man with me about my chest on National Television."

Despite the unpleasant situation, the "Client" star explained that she did not hold the blur against those who applied.

"It was a culture that was fully accepted. They were allowed to believe that it was appropriate, and I answered the questions and laughed right with them," Hewitt admitted.

Hewitt, who starred in the "Foreign Parties,", recalled and feeling self-consciously about his body.

"I had bigger tits for a smaller person and that was so embarrassing," she said. "I didn't mean to watch a 40-year-old in a pizza hut."

The actress noticed that "always wore great clothes" to avoid unwanted attention.

After acting in "I know what you did last summer," Hewitt shared that it was frustrated to move the focus almost into her breasts, not her performance.

"I was so hard trying to be good at the horror film, and I really wanted people to leave the movie," It's a really good actress, "she said.

"And, instead, every title, not kidding, 10 or 12 years after that, before they ever mention anything about talent or if I played a part or changed for a part or - I always changed my breasts, always first. "

The actress was called to feel that she gave her work shaded.

"It felt ... It was just like:" Come on, I work so hard. I grow. I try so hard, like I crying from the heart after you, "she said." And the only thing you see is a movie poster with tits on it. That was heartfelt for me. "

In an interview with Fox News DigitalHewitt talked about how the ageism was influenced by her long-term career in Hollywood and accepting the travel of self-love and aging by grace.

A 45-year-old actress divided: "I feel like fans choose this time they like to represent you, and you would never grow you as I and my 20s. People look really hard I don't look like that."

She continued, "It's hard because I mean people, we want to develop ... We want to have lines on our faces, and you know, our tits are lower than breastfeeding our children." Our butt is bigger. "

"Whatever it is, you just want to have the freedom to be who you are in that age. And sometimes people refuse you as you verbally on Instagram or the Internet, because they are hard to adjust." Hewitt added.

Hewitt, which shares children autumn, 11, Atikus, 9 and Aidan, 3, with his wife, Brian Hallisay, expressed concern about how negative comments affect her children.

"I have a daughter, I'm sensitive because I don't want my children to read those things and feel like that ... or worry about me what I hurt ..." Sometimes it's hard to do, "she explained.

However, despite the public reaction to her aging, Hewitt shared that he was in peace where he is in his life.

"Age is old age," she noticed. "I think women really come into this ... accepting yourself and comfort in your 40s that are beautiful. I like to be in my 40s. I really do."