It's not hard to be nice, right?
Well, these celebs weren't necessarily rude to their fans — they just kind of act like
their fans don't even exist.
Best of luck getting a selfie with one of these stars, because, well, it may not turn
out the way you're hoping.
Christina Aguilera
You'd like to think Christina Aguilera appreciates the fans who've stuck with her through the
ups and downs of her career, but allegedly, she doesn't always make them feel that way.
According to Bustle, the "Genie in a Bottle" singer apparently shut down an entire store,
then ignored everyone there.
A source claimed,
"As soon as Christina entered, she requested that the doors be locked so no one could leave
or enter.
The rest of the customers had to wait until she was completely done before we could leave.
And while we were on lockdown, Christina laughed when asked to sign autographs or take pictures."
Sounds like "What A Girl Wants" is to be left alone.
Kendall and Kylie Jenner
When Kendall and Kylie Jenner were supposed to promote their ghostwritten debut novel,
Rebels: City of Indra: The Story of Livia and Lex, in the summer of 2014, they reportedly
signed the bare minimum of autographs, barely spoke about the book, and then bounced.
A source told the New York Daily News,
"The whole event was a joke."
"This type of diva behavior will come back to bite them in the ass.
For years they have used the media and made millions promoting themselves in media, and
then they take this ridiculous step?"
Kylie reportedly is more standoffish with fans than her older sister, with Page Six
reporting that despite getting paid $200,000 dollars to celebrate her big 18th birthday
at a nightclub, she never once left the VIP area to mingle with the non-famous people
who paid to see her.
Tobey Maguire
Unfortunately, Spider-Man star Tobey Maguire has a reputation for being difficult to work
with and for treating human beings like animals.
Autograph Seeker magazine claimed Maguire is:
"...so wrapped up in his own egotistical web that he has earned the distinction of being
the worst signer of the year."
In January 2015, Maguire was caught on camera blowing off folks who waited for him outside
a vegan restaurant in Los Angeles — though it may have been the paparazzi he was actually
trying to avoid.
Kim Kardashian
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star takes so many selfies that she literally sold a
445-page book of them, but don't expect Kim Kardashian to pose for one with you unless
you're famous.
Talking to DuJour magazine about her now-husband Kanye West, she revealed,
"My boyfriend has taught me a lot about privacy.
I'm ready to be a little less open about some things, like my relationships.
I'm realizing everyone doesn't need to know everything.
I'm shifting my priorities."
Kardashian went on to explain that those priorities include becoming
"...more selective when fans ask for her photograph in airports or when out to dinner."
— especially when she's with her husband.
She added,
"I just tell them, 'Sorry, but my boyfriend won't let me!'"
Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel
The Sex Tape co-stars would probably like to erase the stories about their infamous
fan interaction at the film's New York premiere.
According to Radar Online, the pair were "awful" to their admirers.
A source told the tabloid,
"It's not like the fans were following them at a hotel or restaurant, it was a film premiere
with fans."
"Both of their attitudes were disgusting."
Sources claimed Diaz "lectured" fans, while Segel slammed a car door in a fan's face.
Fans also alleged the two ditched the scene before their own movie even started.
Tommy Lee
Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee is happy to take your money, but good luck getting an
interaction with him in any capacity.
The rocker wrote an open letter on his band's Facebook page in June 2012 announcing that
he basically wants nothing to do with the Crue's loyal fan base.
He wrote:
"I'm not here to take pictures with you, I'm here to entertain you!
Nobody put me where I am but ME!
They may have helped inspire me with their love for what I do…but I put myself right
here where I want to be with a lot of hard work, practice, talent, luck, etc…"
A year later, Lee announced that he would also no longer participate in band meet and
greets with fans, either — which he actually got paid to do.
Jennifer Lawrence
The Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence told The Daily Telegraph that she's minimizing
fan interactions to maintain some semblance of normalcy in her life.
She admitted,
"I have just started becoming really rude and drawn into myself."
Lawrence went on to explain that she can't spend her days taking selfies with every stranger
who asks, saying,
"I think that people think that we already are friends because I am famous and they feel
like they already know me — but I don't know them…
I have to protect my bubble, like, 'I have a weird job — don't let this be a reality.'"
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