The 'Firework' hitmaker takes to Twitter to vent her frustration after some paparazzi kept following her at a beach Down Under and refused to leave after she pleaded repeatedly.
- November 22, 2014
AceShowbiz -
Katy Perry vented her anger on Twitter after some Aussie paparazzi ignored her plea to give her some space when she was walking down the beach. On Friday, November 21, the "This Is How We Do" singer explained the incident in a post.
"Australian PRESS: you should be ashamed of your paparazzi & tabloid culture. Your paparazzi have no respect, no integrity, no character. NO HUMANITY," she started. "I was stalked by many grown men today as I tried to take a quiet walk to the beach. These men would not stop as I pleaded over & over to let me have my space."
"Many other people stopped to try to help out but the paps continued to laugh at me & hold their barrels up & shoot. They told me to make a 'deal' with them. Give them a bathing suit shot and they would leave me be," she continued. "This is PERVERTED & disgusting behavior that should NEVER be tolerated, especially by people who do NOT want this. I will NEVER make a deal with paparazzi and I will not befriend anyone who perpetuates this kind of behavior."
In her next post, Perry shared photos of some people who allegedly kept following her. "THESE ARE A FEW OF THE STALKERS," she wrote.
Perry kicked off her "Prismatic" would tour in Perth earlier this month. The "Firework" hitmaker, who is set to perform in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, shared a photo of her enjoying her time during an outing. "Yep. I sure did pop in to my pop up store unannounced today in Sydney. I think the customers just thought they were bringing in another mannequin," she captioned a photo of her posing with two mannequins.
THESE ARE A FEW OF THE STALKERS: pic.twitter.com/1JtHSIVuqc
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) November 22, 2014
