Overview
- In a Vogue Germany interview published Oct. 21, Johnson recalls people aggressively trying to reach her mother during routine outings.
- She describes public exposure to her family's private life as invasive, rude and painful, warning that accepting such behavior as normal can create lasting complexes.
- Johnson says she grew up on sets and traveled often, noting she was born in Texas for her father's work and found it hard to make and keep friends.
- She always wanted to act but says her parents barred professional roles until after high school, except for a small part in 1999's Crazy in Alabama.
- Coverage this week from outlets including People, Fox News, HELLO! and USA TODAY highlights her reflections on the downsides of fame alongside the creative environment that shaped her ambitions.