Damage Control

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With so many things happening, celebrities can never hide themselves from controversy or escape the calls to respond or react to issues that matter. Sometime ago, the public witnessed the depth of loyalty of several personalities to a network. While most celebrity supporters worked for the network, others who are employed in other stations expressed their support as well. Although the support seemed strong, others who were expected to be in the forefront were conspicuously absent.

Such absence and silence from the network’s talents were unexpected. The behavior did not escape spews on social media of well-known celebrities, who chided the silence of fellow artists. Immediately, posts expressing support from various celebrities emerged in social media. The unnamed silent celebrities suddenly became visible. Apparently, many could have given in to the pressure from netizens and other co-workers.

Despite having posted her views, Female Talent (FT) was reminded of the repercussion of her words to her career. As the times are sensitive, her passive preference was feared to affect her future. Being passive is not the image that the management has set for FT and with her posts, her fans might question her conduct. Local fans are keen on the parallels between the personal and career images of a celebrity. If both contradict each other, fans might shift to other celebrities.

Behind the scenes, talk was going on concerning the future of FT. Management was toying with the idea of removing her from a project, if she continued promoting her view. FT could be replaced or the project can be shelved for the meantime. Sensing she might lose her opportunity, FT had a talk with influential actress, which was seen as damage control. FT wanted to make sure she would still be in the graces of people who matter to the network.

‘Throughout history, it has been the inaction of those who could have acted; the indifference of those who should have known better; the silence of the voice of justice when it mattered most; that has made it possible for evil to triumph.’ − Haile Selassie

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