Former Sex And The City star Sarah Jessica Parker aiming at Star magazine over the measures journalists and photographers are going to in order to unearth information about the woman carrying her surrogate twins. Parker is admitting she is "incredibly outraged" by the "outing" of the birth mom-to-be, and that the young woman's friends are even being tailed by the paparazzi. In an exclusive television interview with the show "Access Hollywood," she says, "(It's) an extraordinary and unprecedented invasion of her privacy."The most unsavory things have been done. She's had her phone hacked, her personal computer information hacked, she's had threats against her and true harassment. She's has had friends threatened and family threatened and she's had family of friends threatened."She's had a friend, who was thought to be her, chased down a highway. ... This friend is nine months pregnant."It's crossed lines. ... Pretty much all the lines have been crossed. ... There's simply no excuse for doing this to somebody. It's not acceptable."But Parker also insists, whatever dirt the tabloids dredge up on her surrogate, that she and husband Matthew Broderick have made the right choice: "I'm beyond comfortable with who she is. We haven't been reckless, we haven't been cavalier. She hasn't been reckless."The star only wishes she could be of more service to the woman expecting her twins: "It's really incredibly upsetting to think of her so far away and me not being able to do something, beyond what I'm legally allowed to do."A statement from Star magazine reads, "Star denies that it used any unfair tactics in getting information for the article about Sarah Jessica Parker's surrogate."
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