Emma Stone Paparazzi Stunt: Andrew Garfield’s Girlfriend Says She’s ‘Never Going To Feel Good’ About Photographers Stalking Her

While photos of Hollywood stars doing normal things appear interesting, Emma Stone's paparazzi stunts prove her dislike for being stalked. In a recent interview, Andrew Garfield's girlfriend insists she doesn't feel thrilled whenever she sees photographers camping outside her abode.

"It's uncomfortable to have photographers outside of your home. That's never going to feel good, and I don't think that's OK. Yet there's also a goal to live life normally," she told the New York Times paper.

Andrew Garfield's girlfriend reportedly just try her best to ignore the fact that she's being followed.

"So, if they photograph you walking to the same restaurant every morning, like you do when you live in a neighbourhood. Honestly, I try not to think about it any longer than when it's happening," she said.

Emma Stone's paparazzi stunts became famous because of how she dealt with photographers in a peculiar way. In 2012, Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield held cardboard signs promoting charities as soon as they realized that photographers were outside the restaurant they were in.

When combined, the couple's cardboard signs read: "We just found out that there were paparazzi outside the restaurant we were eating in. So...Why not take this opportunity to bring attention to organizations that need and deserve it: www.wwo.org and gildasclubnyc.org. Have a good day!"

Two years later, the power couple again used their fame for good. Emma Stone's paparazzi stunt promoted the same charities with the addition of the non-profit groups Youth mentoring and Autism Speaks.

As reported by Mid-Day, the 26-year-old gives high regard for privacy.

"For me, I value privacy so much and I understand why I need to talk about the work, the films and all of that but it's incredibly hard to reveal stuff about my life, so it makes me feel pretty boring and very protective," the "Birdman" actress said.