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Chapter 1061
Chapter 1061
Janetta suggested she also put her Twitter on protection mode, to avoid any extreme fans causing chaos under her Twitter account before the truth of the matter was clear
Celeste opened Twitter, and the news of Sydney’s injury had already trended. Of course, her topic was even hotter, with hashtags like #CelestePushedSydneyDownStairs, #CelesteBullied, #CelesteMurders
The video of her “pushing” Sydney down the stairs on Twitter had been massively shared, with millions of views in just an hour.
Celeste carefully watched the video. The angle was very well chosen. It was shot from her side, clearly showing Sydney’s expression, but not hers, yet her pushing motion was clearly captured.
The moment Sydney fell down, her expression was one of shock and disbelief. And she, standing at the top of the stairs after Sydney fell, not moving. Her cold demeanor was attacked by Sydney’s fans, and even random people said they couldn’t stand it.
“This is a push? This is murder!”
“The expression on Sydney’s face when she fell, my god, she was completely unprepared. Those who tried to defend Celeste by saying it was arranged by the crew, would Sydney’s expression be like this if it was really planned in advance?”
“Both are women, how can her heart be so cruel?”
“Everyone knows, Celeste has a grudge against Sydney”
1 heard the original queen role for Phoenix Fire was blocked, and it was Celeste’s backer who did it. Sydney spent five years, step by step from a small role to where she is today. Those dirty things should stay away.”
“Sydney’s life matters”
“My parents and I all liked the queen she played in Phoenix Fire. Didn’t expect she is this kind of person, so disappointed”
“To be honest, I really like Phoenix Fire. But I find her very out of place. When the camera is on others, everyone is full of emotion. But when it’s her, she’s just expressionless. You guys call this good acting? If this is good, then I, a broadcasting student, can also act. Isn’t it just reading lines with emotion? How simple is that.”
“I’ve wanted to say this for a long time, do you guys really think the murderer she played in Mastermind of Law is good? I don’t feel it at all, even find it a bit greasy”
“Me too!!! I just can’t understand how this can be popular? I really can’t appreciate it, any woman on the street is better looking than her.”
“Keep your voice down, be careful her fans come after you. She’s the new generation’s peak of beauty in the entertainment industry, are you trying to get yourself killed?”
“Can Phoenix Fire just cut her scenes already! Every time the camera pans on her, all the comments rave about her looks. It’s seriously affecting the viewing experience!”
“And if she really pushed someone down, this ain’t something a simple apology can fix. She’s gotta face jail time. Forget about cutting her scenes. If the law gets involved, the whole show’s gonna get pulled!”
“Take it down ASAP, I can’t stand seeing her!”
Public opinion was gradually shifting towards criticism of the show.
Celeste frowned. She seemed to grasp the real agenda.
“Stop scrolling.” Janetta switched off her phone, “Stay off Twitter for a few days. Don’t do anything, just wait for the company’s arrangements.”
