1) Act of prying or intruding on the affairs or seclusion of the plaintiff by the defendant; For liability to attach, there must be an invasion of the plaintiff’s private affairs or seclusion; e.g., defendant puts a microphone in plaintiff’s bedroom. 2) The intrusion is something that would be highly offensive to a reasonable person; and 3) The thing to which there is an intrusion or prying is “ private.” For liability to attach, the intrusion by defendant must be into something within the plaintiff’s own private domain. Thus, for example, taking pictures of a person in a public place is not actionable