Jennifer Loew Hoyette
Michael Tran/AFP via Getty ImagesJennifer Loew Hoyette I talked about becoming a symbol of sex when she was a teenager – she remembered that she was repeatedly asking questions about her breasts.
Hiite was only eighteen years old when she rose to international fame through the 1997 Horror Film I know what I did last summer – Even smaller when she started getting attention to her body.
“In the thirties of my life, I went back somewhat and looked at that time again and I was like,” Oh my God. ” Maim Picke On it separation Podcast. “There were men who were talking to me at the age of 16 only about my breasts in a dialogue program, and people were laughing on this topic. I even do not remember that, I did not participate in that, but it was too late, it was really strange to have become a symbol of sex for people before To know what it was. “
Now 45, Hoyette said she “did not even know the meaning of the exciting” when she started providing journal buds to men. “I was on the cover maximum She said, “I took your magazine with me on a trip last week,” she said: “I took your magazine with me on a trip last week.” “I didn't know what to do so, do you know what I mean? It is a kind of total. I think later hit me more, a kind of things that you might have passed somewhere. But at that time, I felt very innocent, exciting and enjoyable.”
Jennifer Loew Hiite in 1997
Steve Granites archive 1/wirelessHiite remembers even wearing a shirt with the “Free Silicone” logo after speculation that she had a function of hacked when she was actually just a natural teenager. She said: “After the movie appeared, everyone said,” Oh, I know what your breasts did last summer “and that was the joke.” “Everyone was laughing, so I would laugh, because it was supposed to be funny, I think. He didn't register with me that this was a growing man, talking about my breasts on national TV.”
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Hiite says she is now “grateful” because she did not think deeply at the time. She said: “If I had taken some of that earlier, I think he would have spoiled a little with me, but it was not for any reason.” “When I saw Britney Spears The documentary, that was frankly the light bulb for me. When I saw that, I finished watching it and my husband (Brian HallisaiIt was like, “Why do you look very annoyed?” I was like, “I know what a feeling.” I know that sitting there and asking these questions and never emptied that it was inappropriate. “
Hoyette added that she appreciated all things had moved the body of the body since she found fame. She said, “By the way, I do not blame them for asking questions, making jokes, or doing so.” It was a culture that was completely accepted. They were allowed to believe that this was appropriate, I answered the questions, laughed along. I have no problem with them to do this. But when you sit and look at what we are now, this is something that raises the mind. “
