Big Brother contestant in sharp attack: "What idiotic people"
Eliav Tateti is launching a fierce campaign against the violation of celebrities' privacy in public spaces. The reality star spoke out against viral footage taken by passersby who film celebrities on the street, after sharing a difficult experience he went through himself.
Big Brother contestant Eliav Tateti is launching a sharp attack against the phenomenon of filming celebrities in public spaces. In an angry story posted on his Instagram account, Tateti spoke out against users and passersby who film celebrities on the street and distribute the videos on social media, causing severe harm to their privacy.
In the story, Tateti attacked sharply:
"What idiotic people, I swear to my mother, stupid yellow-press lovers who don't understand that it doesn't even earn them a shekel... Who are you, you fools who have nothing to do in life and interfere between couples? Get a life."
Tateti's words came in the wake of the storm caused by the distribution of videos of the confrontation between singer Ofek Adank and his former partner Hadas Massori.
At the same time, Tateti recently shared on a podcast about a personal incident where he was touched without his consent at a club. Tateti filed a complaint with the police but hit a dead end due to a "word against word" situation. The frustration led him to a poignant discussion about the complexity of cases without solid evidence—a position reinforced by his interviewee, Naama Elhadad, who warned against false complaints.
Tateti holds up a sharp mirror to the price public figures pay in their daily lives: from the constant intrusion of public cameras into private life, to the difficulties citizens face with law enforcement mechanisms when filing complaints and dealing with mutual allegations.
