I don't feel sorry for them. When the decided to become famous they knew all the troubles it would causes. And if they would stay out of trouble in the first place there wouldn't be rumors. You never hear rumors about Ashley Tisdale, or anyone like that. Celebrities know what they are getting themselves into.
Paparazzi are there to do a job - they help fuel the fire that helps the career of these "celebs" burning.
I have little or no sympathy with most celebrities who moan about press attention. They can't pick and choose when they want to be photographed. Obviously their children need privacy as they didn't ask to be put in to the spotlight. I don't think that celebrities should be photographed on their own premises or if their privacy has been infringed but most of the time they put themselves out there KNOWING that they will be photographed. Funny how the juicy gossip and photo's always come out when there is a film due to be released. Perhaps I'm just a cynic.
I have more respect for celebs like Johnny Depp - a talented actor who does his job and then goes back home to France with his wife and children to live his life. He treats his job as just that, a job. Most famous people treat the "celeb" part of it as the job and it makes me sad.
That's pretty much exactly how I feel! They CHOSE to be a celebrity, nobody forced them, and yet they're ungrateful enough to complain that everyone wants pictures of them :/ - 6 months ago
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