Emma Watson 'I wasn't bullied out of Brown'

Emma Watson has opened up about her decision to put her education on hold.

The Harry Potter actress recently announced that she was quitting her studies at the Ivy League school after just 18 months to focus on her acting career.

Many speculated that bullying had sparked the decision but now the star has denied this in an official posting on her website.

“I felt the need to let you all know the reason I took a semester off from Brown had nothing to do with bullying,” Emma explained.

“I have never been bullied in my life and certainly never at Brown. This ‘10 points to Gryffindor’ incident never even happened.

“I feel the need to say this because accusing Brown students of something as serious as bullying and this causing me to leave seems beyond unfair.

“Please don’t try and speculate about what I might do in September no one can possibly know because I don’t even know yet!

“Like my other fellow Brown students I am trying to figure out my third year and whether or not I will spend it abroad.

“I hope you all liked the new Harry Potter trailer. I am off to Pittsbugh soon to start The Perks of being a Wallflower.

“I’ve just got back from hanging out with Stephen Chobosky (the director and writer), Logan and Ezra (the two other principal actors) and I already know this is going to be an incredible experience. I feel very lucky.”