10+ Times Female Celebs Stood Up To Intrusive Questions In Interviews

Taylor wasn't afraid to dish out the ultimate death glare to this interviewer who said that the singer would likely be going home with "lots of men."

In response, she said that she would be going home to her cats. Go, Tay!

The actress wasn't down for having an E! cameraman pan up and down her body while she was being interviewed on live TV.

"Do you do that to the guys?" she said, pointing right at the camera.

If there is one thing you should know about Ariana Grande, it's that she doesn't waste her time on stupid questions.

When she was asked during an interview whether she'd rather go without her makeup or her phone, she did the boss thing by refusing to answer.

The singer has had to deal with pregnancy questions for years, but we never expected it to come from Vogue editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour.

During a video interview, Anna had straight-up asked Rihanna if she was ever going to have a baby.

"I don't think about stuff like that," she said, shutting down the question.

"But I look forward to all of the pregnancy rumors after this interview.

Ladies, take note.

When Lauren Conrad was asked what "her favorite position" was during an interview with Sway In The Morning, she had the perfect response.

"CEO," she said, proving exactly why the star is so classy and successful.

Maybe this is why Tom Bergeron was fired from Dancing With the Stars...

After the gymnast's dance, he asked why she wasn't smiling. Simone had the perfect response to this: "smiling doesn't win you gold medals."

Wrong place, wrong time.

The actress was at a women's empowerment event — of all places — when she was asked about her outfit.

"Are we really doing this? Would you ask a man that?" she responded.

"Become more aware, and that we change, and that we build a women up. So, you can ask me another question," she added.

This was the model's reaction when the interviewers at CBS Sacramento said that she seemed tired and unenthusiastic while promoting her movie, Paper Towns.

"You do seem a bit irritated," said one of the hosts. "Perhaps, it's just us."

In the end, fans took the model's side, as they believed that the interviewers were being unprofessional and mean.

When Stone did a joint interview with ex-boyfriend and Spiderman co-star, Andrew Garfield, they got asked vastly different questions.

The tip of the iceberg was when Emma was asked about her hair color.

"Why? Why is that important?" Garfield asked.

"You get asked interesting, poignant questions because you are a boy," Emma said.

To this, the reporter even acknowledged that "it's sexism." We love Emma's hair, but it's not question-worthy.

As a proud feminist, the Pirates of the Caribean actress is never afraid to call out sexism.

She did just that when she was asked by a reporter, "How do you balance your career and having a personal life?"

Her response was epic: "Um, are you going to ask all of the men that tonight?"

When the actress was being interviewed by Extra to promote her Marvel film, things did not go well.

There was a huge discrepancy between the question they asked her and the one they asked her co-star, Jeremy Renner.

"You're like the fifth person to ask me that question. Since when did people start asking each other in this industry about their underwear?"

Any attempts at salvaging this interview were squashed.

Remember that interviewer that asked Scarlett Johannson about her underwear? Unfortunately, that wasn't the only time he made that mistake.

When he was interviewing the Catwoman star, he kept mentioning her "form-fitting" costume.

"Are you trying to lose weight? Like, what's the deal, man? You look great."

Just like the interviewer wouldn't give up on his question, Anne wouldn't give up on making it clear his comments weren't appreciated.