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

Media
is playing an important role in our
lives
by publishing news through e-
media
or printed ones. Especially, when the
media
gives exaggerated focus on the personal
lives
of famous
people
, sometimes it's a curse for them.
However
, a few
people
believe that every celeb should bear with it as it's a
part
of their
fame
. I personally disagree with
this
statement. My inclination shall be explained in upcoming paragraphs. There are many factors why publishing too much news about celebs' personal
lives
should not be
part
of their
fame
. The primary one is it is harmful to
people
as well as
those famous
people
. By that I mean, it diverts
people
’s attention away from important topics
such
as politics, business or the environment.
For Instance
, the public knows more about Salman Khan and his broken relationship than the political issues. Apart from that, celebrities' bad actions or habits sometimes become negative inspirations for the public.
For example
, If some celebs drinks and smokes, it is copied by many youngsters as they think it's glamorous to do so.
Furthermore
, sometimes
media
also
creates a detrimental effect on stars.
In other words
, when paparazzi follow them everywhere, it breaks down their peace of mind. They can not enjoy themselves like the common man, at one ,point it will be stressful for them and their career
also
suffers.
For example
, a famous actor Sushant Shigh died because followed by the paparazzi.
However
, the counterpart argues that it is
part
of their status. Mainly, famous person followed by many
people
as role models and want to be like them,
that is
why they want to know each and every detail about their personal
lives
.
Moreover
, Sometimes celebs themself want to be covered by the
media
all the time in order to survive in the cut-throat competition of
this
entertainment world. In
this
way, they can build their
fame
and gradually
this
becomes
part
of their life. But,
this
does not mean the
media
has all the right to publish anything about them, especially about their relationship or private movement of life, just to grab more public attention and increase their customers.
To conclude
,
although
, stars are idols of many
people
and
fame
should be maintained by the
media
to survive in their careers, I believe, publicizing their personal
lives
is stressful, distracts
people
and gives some bad habits to youngsters.
Also
, as human rights they can keep the privacy of their life and need not share all the stuff,
Media
should
also
know where to draw the line.
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