Kelly Osbourne: 'Paparazzi Are Dangerous'

Adding to yesterday's post on the so-called Britney's law, this article shows that the idea of a law protecting celebrities - giving added protection and security as well as privacy - might not be such a far-fetched idea after all... Then again, just how believable is Kelly Osbourne? And wait - wasn't she the one who branched out her whole life on the reality TV drama 'The Osbournes' with the rest of her family? Is she really one to complain?

From Starpulse.com:
Reality TV star Kelly Osbourne has launched a scathing attack on the paparazzi - branding their frenzied behavior around certain celebrities as "dangerous".
The 23-year-old claims she was on a night out after the NME Awards in London earlier this year when awaiting press launched into a tirade of abuse towards her and model pal Kate Moss. And Osbourne even alleges one photographer got physical, hitting her with a camera when the media onslaught became too boisterous.
She says, "I know when you become famous, you sell your soul to the devil. But it's dangerous. I have this bruise - that's from a cameraman. He slammed his camera on my wrist. There were so many, and they were pushing. I had a great time after the NME Awards; it started to go bad when the paps (paparazzi) began making horrible comments as we were leaving, to get a reaction."

http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/2008/03/24/kelly_osbourne_paparazzi_are_dangerous


Coming up next: X17 - The tale of a paparazzi agency