It must have been surreal for movie stars Jude Law and Sienna Miller to have to discuss their mutual affairs, during a hearing looking into the potential phone hacking wrong doings of newspaper editors in the UK. Because the tabloids invaded their privacy in 2005, the pair, who separated for a second and final time back in 2011, were forced to recount for a permanent court record some of the exact details of their sordid cheating. Miller admits to sleeping with Jude's friend, no other than James Bond himself, Mr. Daniel Craig, it return for Law's affair with the couple nanny.
It was clearly difficult at times for Jude Law to have to recount the personal low-point in Sienna Miller and his romantic relationship to a court January 27.
Sienna Miller admittedly wanted to hurt Jude with a little "taste of his own medicine"; so she slept with Law's good buddy Daniel Craig, and let him find out.
Miller confessed in a recent interview that she wasn't mature enough to deal with some of the things that were happening in her life, which she couldn't control (via OK! Magazine):
"I was really naive...What was going on in my private life was not easy to read about."
Jude Law even seemed a little hurt still, when he recounted the furious telephone conversation he had with his onetime friend, Agent 007 (via OK! Magazine):
"We had known each other for many, many years. So the conversation took all sorts of turns."
Reporters were apparently too afraid to tap Daniel Craig's phone, so instead of crying through court, he has been busy working with charities.
Craig has recently been working with the non-profit organization Artists for Peace and Justice's education program Hope for Haiti.
James Bond explained to OK! why the project meant so much to him at a holiday event in NYC:
"Education seems to me such a great thing to do, because it's a long-term thing and hopefully the benefits will be seen for years to come."
Let's just hope someone teaches those kids not to diddle your best friend's girl.
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