Problematic Celebrities Novels & Stories

She quickly ran over to Caspian while crying out, "Something terrible has happened, hubby! Quick! Take a look at this." "What's the matter?" "Read this article," Willow said before passing Caspian her phone. When Caspian saw the headline, his brows knitted together. "The Trending Female Celebrity With a Sordid Love Life! How Disgusting!" The moment he read it, he knew someone was trying to slander Rebecca. Celebrities could fall from grace as quickly as they rose in fame. A scandal could destroy their entire career and get them blacklisted—especially when the scandal involved personal matters. Such scandals often gained widespread attention.

That they worship the female she devil to get money and fame. In his report that reporter said that these celebrities also offer human sacrifices to that she devil in order to remain rich and famous. He also wrote that they promote lesbianism and gayism in the society. He called out to the fans to not support these kind of people. That they are harmful. For money and name they went to extra measures in that some of them didn't spare their relatives.

“But I already had plans to quit the entertainment industry early on, so it doesn’t matter.” “Alright. Since you say so, I’ll just take a chance.” … In the evening, the negative news related to Jewell Corporation was gradually suppressed. However, what came next was news of Felix Media’s artists being involved in various scandals. A few female celebrities had slept with Stuart, who had his scandal revealed before. There were also male artists who abandoned their ex-girlfriends after attaining success. Some had even been violent toward their ex-girlfriends. What was more terrible was that the scandals came with photos, recordings, or videos.

At first, I didn’t show any sign of interest but when they made mention of something, that spiked my interest immediately. “Did you hear of the news?” The first one asked. “What news?” The other replied. “It’s the model, Nikki Fox.” The girl stated. “What about her?” she asked again. “I heard she got arrested for trafficking on her trip to Mexico,” she muttered. “Oh my God!” The other gasped so loudly. My eyes moved in abrupt shock at the declaration. “You see what I said the other time? These celebrities are bad people and shouldn’t be trusted. They always have some bad history attached to them,” The first girl retorted.

◆◆◆ Chapter 1 ◆◆◆ ~ Anne McGiver ~ Being a celebrity actress sucked about as much as being doused in perfume and left in a room with a swarm of bees. And those bees? They were men. I had them in every caliber imaginable — movie producers with their slimy promises of “private meetings,” co-stars who slid their hands too low during rehearsal kisses, fans who sent me dick pics captioned with marriage proposals. They all wanted to fuck me, worship me, own me. And that was precisely the problem.

After Aurora returned to her room, she opened her computer and browsed through the news about Zane. It was almost confirmed that he had harassed female celebrities, along with a disordered private life and addiction to nightclubs. The comments were unanimously criticizing him. "Clearly, it's Zane! Disgusting!" "Why even pretend to be a popular fresh-faced celebrity? Such a sleazy guy!" "Does he mess around in every crew? Isn't he afraid of overdoing it?" "Strongly demand a ban! Such people are the cancer of the entertainment industry!" "I can't believe I was a fan for so many years, and he turned out to be such a person!"

Many people were calling for Prime Entertainment to terminate her contract. @PrimeEntertainment, how can a person with her personality be a celebrity? @PrimeEntertainment investigate the situation with Gina back then and give us a proper answer. "I say Emily should not have a place in the entertainment industry. What kind of example is she giving to others?" Emily had taken several pictures during the anniversary party and planned to post them that day. Her father had praised her for being able to get the invite. She thought people would praise her beauty and talk about her status because she had managed to get an invite, but the moment she uploaded the pictures, everything went wrong.

“You should really rest up. Your fever was so bad that you barely got a good night's sleep.” A small confused scowl creased my forehead. “Are you trying to imply that you were with me the whole night and probably took care of me because I had a fever?” my tone was heavily laced with skepticism. His head slowly tilted to the side. “Why is that so hard to believe? Because I am a celebrity.” “People, especially celebrities, don't do things unless it benefits them in a way,” I said, my voice firm. “That's called stereotyping.” “It's called logical reasoning,” I responded, my tone crisp. “Celebrities and the entertainment industry are more like the most selfish species of humans. Their movements