‘Game of Thrones’ actress told to take smoking outside

“Game of Thrones” actress Natalia Tena, who played the wildling Osha in Seasons 1 through 3 and also starred as Nymphadora Tonks in the “Harry Potter” franchise, got into trouble with security for smoking at a screening for her new film, “10,000 km,” at MoMA Wednesday.

While doing media interviews, Tena puffed on an e-pipe, which we’re assured was full of the legal stuff, in the museum lobby.

But, even for a wildling, smoking isn’t allowed at MoMA, and Tena was told to take it outside.

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