Kit Harington and Rose Leslie became part of the rumor mill again after a fans spotted them at the airport sharing a tender moment. Though the rumored "Game of Thrones" pair have yet to confirm their relationship, the Jon Snow actor has spoken up on his thoughts about getting pictured by the public.
In an interview with Vulture, he opened up that he does call out people who take his photos without his permission.
"I deal with it a lot," he admitted to the source above. "There's a lot of camera phones being pointed at me in not such a subtle manner. And a lot of my friends who are actors, and myself, we get angry about it."
"It's incredibly rude behavior," he also said. "It's one thing to ask someone for a photo, and give them the chance to say yes or no, and hopefully they say yes. But to take photos of me, without permission, it is an invasion of privacy. I do call people out on that."
He even hoped that his fans or the public in general will be extra sensitive when they see famous personalities on the street and control themselves from the temptation of taking pictures.
"They just need to stop and take stock of what they're photographing," the Jon Snow actor explained. "If you wouldn't like it yourself, then don't do it to other people. Be more polite, generally. Because I can tell you, it's very uncomfortable being photographed all the time without your permission. So I would ask people not to do that ... to anyone."
The "The Last Witch Hunter" actress has yet share her thoughts in the matter.
Kit Harington has had a lot of history being pictured without his permission in public. He and his rumored girlfriend Rose Leslie have been pictured in public quite a lot since gossip started that they might have rekindled their romance. But it all started in August after Lainey Gossip reported of a fan spotting them and taking their picture at the Heathrow Airport.
In September, footballer Victor Anichebe, who happened to be a fan of "Game of Thrones" stars Kit Harington and Rose Leslie, also ranted on Twitter about the pair apparently rejecting his request for a picture as told by the Liverpool Echo then.
