Shia Labeouf Analysis

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In my opinion, celebrities do not really know what true happiness is. I say this because a lot of celebrities always fall apart near the end of their career.

In Article 1,it states,”LaBeouf is now known for bizarre public meltdowns and struggles with drugs and alcohol.” This shows how being famous led Shia Labeouf to a very extreme drug and alcohol addiction(which many people resort to for happiness). In the first article,the author also states,”it can be hard for a celebrity to trust others and to make and keep true friends.” This shows that many celebrities can’t trust a lot of people,causing them not to make friends.This can lead to loneliness and could maybe even lead to suicide.

Some people claim that celebrities are perfectly happy.They

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