Madison Beer Reveals Why She Refuses To Click Pictures At Hotels: ‘Entitled To Some Private Time’

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As a passionate admirer of these talented young women in the music industry, I wholeheartedly empathize with their need for privacy and safety. It’s heartening to see Madison Beer and Chappell Roan standing firm in setting boundaries that prioritize their well-being over fan experiences.

A week after Chappell Roan expressed the need for personal boundaries with fans, Madison Beer has voiced similar sentiments. On Wednesday, August 28th, the 25-year-old artist shared that she feels uneasy about taking photos with fans at her hotels during tours due to privacy concerns.

In a now-closed narrative, the singers penned, “Greetings, I’m dropping by to clarify something that has been puzzling some folks: why I turn down requests for photos at the hotels I lodge in during tours. You see, hotels serve as my temporary residence while on tour, and just like anyone else, I deserve a bit of personal time.”

beer continued by stating, “Additionally, I often turn down photo and media requests while at my hotel as this information could potentially reveal my whereabouts to many individuals, posing a potential risk to my safety. I trust you’ll appreciate and comprehend my reasons for this! Wishing you well.”

2021 is a bustling year for popular female musicians in the music scene, with artists such as Charli XCX, Addison Rae, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, and Reneé Rapp all experiencing career peaks that are unparalleled. Beer’s request arrives amidst this flurry of success.

Yet, the rapid rise of popularity like Roan’s often brings heightened security concerns. This surge in fame can mark a turning point, revealing just how much young female artists are willing to endure.

Recently, Chappell Roan made news for speaking out against the inappropriate actions of some fans. The artist behind “Red Wine Supernova” emphasized that just because she’s a celebrity, it doesn’t give people the right to behave towards her in a certain way. She expressed, “I don’t care that mistreatment, including abuse, harassment, and stalking, is often seen as acceptable behavior for those who are well-known or somewhat famous.”

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2024-08-30 09:52