Charlize Theron suffered from a severe case of camera-shyness as she was spotted walking around Beverly Hills along with her longtime boyfriend Stuart Townsend yesterday.
After seeing his lady love get hassled by a few over-eager photogs, Mr. Townsend flew off the deep end by screaming a few unpleasantries, but that did very little to stop them from snapping away.
While she’s taken a break from making movies this summer, Charlize is set to lend her political support to the Democratic Party as she’s scheduled to appear at the Starz Green Room at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
The Oscar-winning actress will be joining the likes of Ben Affleck and Rosario Dawson as they view screenings of politically-oriented films and participate in various panel discussions.
[Bauer Griffin]
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Love her!! She is so gorgeous and a very talented actress. Plus being with one guy in Hollywood is really something.
Oh please….quit being so shy. You are freaking actress and thats why they pay $10 million dollars a movie so dont be too shy.
Will these 2 ever get married??? Hopefully not, becaue they seem to have a good thing going and why mess it up.
Great couple and they should forget marriage. Way too overrated!
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