Knocked Down with Vibes

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Character is an often-overlooked aspect of a celebrity when everything is turning out in his/her favor. Many celebrities have their public and private personalities. In public, a celebrity is conscious of his/her decorum. He/She behaves according to the preferred norm. He/She would greet, smile, pose, and even engage in small talk when cameras and fans are around. If what he/she is doing is insincere, a lot of self-control is needed.

In private, a celebrity can be such pain and without anyone watching he/she can behave according to his/her true nature and be the person his/her family knows well enough. If the difference between the public and private persona is too glaring, a celebrity would thus be reminded to behave in public or else he/she can be the subject of a social media post. These days, netizens can make or break a celebrity’s poise with harsh comments and accusations.

When Pretty Celebrity (PC) was involved in a minor controversy, many netizens took to their keyboards and started lambasting her. Her management was disturbed as any negative notion can affect her present and future projects. Unexpected by followers, PC apologized for her shortcomings and made peace with people whom she had offended. All seemed well, as people are forgiving of celebrities who own up to their fault.

However, behind the scenes, when no fans are around, PC allegedly has an attitude toward ordinary staff. One time, PC was being prepped up for an event in her hotel room, and Aesthetic Specialist (AS) and others saw how PC can be infuriating.

The hotel room was crowded and every chair had an occupant. AS was tired and sat on the bed of PC. When AS saw that PC was sitting on her bed, she raised her voice and called out AS in front of all the people in the room. AS was embarrassed as she became the receiver of PC’s bad mouth. Incidentally, people with whom PC had worked with have similar stories about her highly-strung negative personality, which has made them wary to work with her again.

‘Attitude is more important than the past, than education, than money, than circumstances, than what people do or say. It is more important than appearance, giftedness, or skill.’ – Charles R. Swindoll

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