In some countries, celebrities complain about the way the media publicize their private lives. Some people say that they should accept it as part of their fame. Do you agree or disagree?

These days, the

media

intrusion of celebrities’

privacy

is becoming more popular in some parts of the world. It is argued by some that famous

people

have to embrace

this

trend as a price for their fame.

However

, in my opinion, I totally disagree with

this

view on account of some reasons below. There are many reasons why I strongly believe that it is unjustifiable for the private

lives

of well-known

people

to be widely publicized through means of mass

media

.

First

of all, the

privacy

of personal information should be respected as a human right regardless of who they are. Celebrities are

also

humans, and they should have their own life or their own freedom.

Secondly

, when the private

lives

of influential

people

appear on social

media

,

this

can somehow cause some controversy among some groups of

people

. In fact, some anti-fans or uncivil

people

can unconsciously post some negative comments which make loyal fans become angry.

This

would be worse if those

people

have heated debates and intentional insulation, which leads to utter chaos in society to some extent. Some

people

hold an argument that the loss of

privacy

is an unavoidable part of becoming a famous celebrity.

This

is because human beings are undoubtedly a curious species, and headlines about well-known stars’ private

lives

can catch the attention of many viewers, making the publicity of celebrities become greater at the same time. Having said that, I still argue that the personal

lives

of famous

people

should not be published in the

media

due to tremendous negative effects on their mental health. To be more specific, being famous stars can be pressured and stressful since they always have to worry about others’ opinions or be careful in every action when the paparazzi can follow them at any time.

For instance

, many K-pop stars cannot put up with criticism of Internet users when their private

lives

are reported on articles, leading them to depression or even suicide. In conclusion, because of the aforementioned reasons in terms of human rights and detrimental effects on celebrities’ mental well-being

in particular

and society in general, I disagree with the view that famous

people

should accept

privacy

invasion as a part of their reputation.