Do you think it is reasonable to enlarge the private lives of celebrities?

In fact, for stars, their private lives are easily magnified. After all, they belong to public figures. You and a stranger of the opposite sex may be targeted by paparazzi when they go to dinner at night. Taking photos and posting them online will cause unnecessary turmoil, not to mention any illegal things such as cheating in marriage, taking drugs and whoring. Internet public opinion can turn you from the original image of a good boy into a street mouse. How many stars have ruined their lives over the years? But why are there still so many stars doing these things one after another? And why can a star's life be without privacy in public? I still remember a report that some fans exposed the star's home address, family members and other very private information, but these exposers had nothing to do with it. What's even more frightening is that some entertainment media send paparazzi to follow stars, film their private lives and put them online to earn traffic. Don't stars have any privacy?

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Now the network is full of cyber violence. As long as a star has a little problem, all the media frantically dig up the black material of the star, and even dig up some bad words that the star said to his friends in private. Where is the media? This is completely 007. For the media that maliciously exposed stars, some stars chose silence in order to avoid trouble, and some stars chose to go hard, but most of the final results were ruined.

However, stars are public figures and should set an example for us, but they are also human beings and have emotions, and they are also emotional in dealing with certain things. The media magnified the private affairs that these stars did not handle well, forming a whirlpool of public opinion in exchange for traffic. What's more, some entertainment media may dig holes for stars to jump.

Now the Internet is very developed, but the protection of personal privacy is very poor. Stars are human beings, and they also need their own privacy, such as divorce, swearing, smoking and drinking. Everyone will experience it to some extent. Do media fans have to expose these personal privacy because they are stars? The internet is not a place of extra-legality. When we face the screen, we should abide by laws and regulations and abide by the moral bottom line. Similarly, as public figures, stars should also abide by laws and regulations and abide by the moral bottom line. What you face every day is not your relatives and friends, but hundreds of millions of netizens and even many minors. You should set a good example for everyone.