They play dumb for their fans so that they can always have their sympathy and go against the media for what they do. Celebrities know that they are being watched by the media all the time and they would do something so stupid to get their attention and also get fans talking about them and always try to protect them from the media. Roy Greenslade, a writer for the Guardian, wrote an article “Surely celebrities have a right to a private life, don't they? ", Greenslade explains that if a celebrity wants to maintain their privacy from the media, they shouldn't go everywhere in the world. media and trying to get their attention. They shouldn't blame the media for the negative reviews they publish, it's not their fault. Greenslade established that “they had proclaimed their virtue and were therefore not guilty of hypocrisy” (Greenslade 1). In other words, Greenslade is saying that if celebrities really want privacy, they shouldn't feel guilty about what they've done and just accept the criticism they've made.