There is a growing consensus among many people that individual photographers should not follow famous personalities and interfere in their personal life by capturing their private photographs while others opine that this is the price to pay for being famous. This essay discusses both sides of the argument before arriving at a conclusion.
Every individual on this planet desires to have a balance between professional and personal life. Celebrities are often bothered by photographers who capture every moment of their life. This type of continuous follow up can lead to physical and mental stress. Moreover, the family members of these celebrities always complain that they do not get enough time because of the media, and the authorities should have appropriate law to tackle this situation. For instance, in a recent interview on Star News, family members of a famous star mentioned that they go through a lot of stress because of these individual photographers who invade their private space.
However, famous people are aware that this intrusion into their lives is a small price to pay for the attention and adulation they receive. As their fans follow them everywhere, they are interested in every minute detail of their idols. Making the decision to become an actor is voluntary and they understand all the consequence they would face if they are famous.
In conclusion, I believe that famous personalities should not be disturbed when they are spending some quality time with family members and close ones. However, while it is true that media should respect the privacy of everyone including celebrities, famous people also need to realise that encroachment on privacy is the price to pay for being popular. Those who really value their privacy can always choose not to be a celebrity. 
There is a growing consensus among  
many
  people
 that individual photographers should not follow  
famous
 personalities and interfere in their personal life by capturing their private photographs while others opine that this is the price to pay for being  
famous
. This essay discusses both sides of the argument  
before
 arriving at a conclusion.
Every individual on this planet desires to have a balance between professional and personal life.  
Celebrities
 are  
often
 bothered by photographers who capture every moment of their life. This type of continuous follow up can lead to physical and mental  
stress
.  
Moreover
, the family members of these  
celebrities
 always complain that they do not  
get
  enough
 time  
because
 of the media, and the authorities should have appropriate law to tackle this situation.  
For instance
, in a recent interview on Star News, family members of a  
famous
 star mentioned that they go through  
a lot of
  stress
  because
 of these individual photographers who invade their private space. 
However
,  
famous
  people
 are aware that this intrusion into their  
lives
 is a  
small
 price to pay for the attention and adulation they receive. As their fans follow them everywhere, they  
are interested
 in every minute detail of their idols. Making the decision to become an actor is  
voluntary and
 they understand all the consequence they would face if they are  
famous
. 
In conclusion
, I believe that  
famous
 personalities should not  
be disturbed
 when they are spending  
some
 quality time with family members and close ones.  
However
, while it is true that media should respect the privacy of everyone including  
celebrities
,  
famous
  people
  also
 need to  
realise
 that encroachment on privacy is the price to pay for being popular. Those who  
really
 value their privacy can always choose not to be a  
celebrity
.