Anna Paquin isn't a fan of parents posting pictures of their children online. The Kiwi-raised actress believes it isn't fair on youngsters to have their private lives exposed and their futures lumbered with images of youthful decisions. Willy Sanjuan/AP Anna Paquin believes she was fortunate to have grown up in the public eye without today's added pressure of having her life recorded on social media. READ MORE:* Anna Paquin currently shooting Scorsese film with De Niro, Pacino and Pesci* 'I was there': Anna Paquin backs Ellen Page's claim against Brett Ratner​* Anna Paquin opens up on US talkshow about her BBC 'boob scandal'* Kiwi actress Anna Paquin remembers True Blood co-starThat's why, mother-of-two Paquin said, she was happy to talk about parenting, "but I'm not sharing pictures of those tiny humans who have no idea what they're being put into. Paquin will next be seen on New Zealand screens in the black comedy Flack, where she plays a troubled London public relations executive.

Source: Stuff February 12, 2019 20:37 UTC