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Many critics mistake social media posts as direct insights into a celebrity’s personal struggles, but these are often curated highlight reels. The discussion emphasizes that "most of what you see online are the best moments of people's lives," and that celebrities likely rely on teams or managers to oversee their online presence, not directly engaging with every comment or post.
The speaker shares their own experience managing social media accounts, noting that "once you reach a certain level of fame, the input is just noise," and that both positive and negative comments become background static. The sheer volume makes it impractical for celebrities like Kardashian to engage meaningfully with each message.