[ SECRET POST #3153 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3153 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Like, I think this depends. Most of the time, a celeb will call the paparazzi. Especially now, when people have access to mobile cameras everywhere. A paparazzi wouldn't get money for stalking an unknown celeb doing nothing (with the chance of the celeb not appearing) when they could stage photos and be sure to gain money selling it to a newspaper that will then write about the celeb in question = publicity for the celeb!

I know a woman in New York who saw Taylor Swift walking down the street in full makeup and pretty clothes while a paparazzi followed. Taylor would pause once in a while for good photos, heh.

Same, too much attention on kids aren't good but if you see pics of a family outing on the street or smth, that is for publicity with a called paparazzi so they can show themselves as ~*a good parent & a happy family*~. If a celeb really wants to go undercover I swear 99% can easily manage. If you follow a celeb you will not know what they do for the majority of their day, unless they want you to.

Heck, nowdays celebs even uses "fan-taken" or blurry phone photos just for more authenticity.