Keira Knightley discusses stalking and misogyny after Pirates of the Caribbean fame

Keira Knightley has discussed the aggressive attention she faced from men after gaining fame from "Pirates of the Caribbean." She described the experience as violent and misogynistic, noting that men would stalk her and then blame her for their actions. Knightley, who was just 17 when she starred in the film, reflected on the loss of privacy during her teenage years. She acknowledged that while this period brought her financial stability and career success, it also came with significant personal costs. She emphasized the harsh realities of being a young woman in the public eye, stating that fame often leads to public shame. Knightley also pointed out that social media has intensified the challenges faced by young women today.