Sometimes famous peoples ,close relatives dish the dirt on them for a nice cash payout from the media?

Question

could you do it ?

Answer 1

No, I could not knowingly dish the dirt on a relative or friend.  But you know what they say, "there's no such thing as bad publicity".  Even when it looks bad, if a person's name is in the press frequently and up in lights, they get read about and talked about.

Think it was Oscar Wilde who once said, "There is only one thing worse than people talking about you behind your back and that's people not talking about you behind your back."

Something like that anyway. . . . .

Answer 2

Goes to prove some people will do anything for money.,

Just look at British TV with all the dreadful, embarrassingly awful, non talent people like Graham Norton, Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross etc etc. They have no shame.

Answer 3

Nope, I'd feel like a d-bag.

Answer 4

Who is to know if it wasn`t the Celeb wanting media coverage and getting someone close to dish it up ?

Answer 5

No. I dont think that is right at all. Family should not be like that to each other.  I think people should have more integrity than that.

Answer 6

i would do it to a family member if they were bad and deserved it . maybe not my mum would skin me lol

Answer 7

nah.. that jacked you, for lack of a better word

Answer 8

Not a chance!  

Well, with the exception of one particular relative of mine.  I'd sell his sorry butt out in a heart beat!

Answer 9

no i think that greed of money is the greats sin of all and to exploit some for money is even worse

Answer 10

no i couldn't

definitely not.

Answer 11

Garry Firth wears stockings under his work trousers! Kerching $$$!  Guess that's a yes for strangers, no for relatives etc!

Answer 12

No I wouldn't. But it's just keeping their 'loved ones' in the papers and any publicity= good publicity, apparently.

Answer 13

I got the dirt if you have the dime.

Answer 14

sure would.. i am broke.