Celebrities and scandals

The writer, Katie Kelly, who specializes in writing about celebrities and has more than one book that has achieved fantastic profits and sales, including "Frank Sinatra - His Life" and "Nancy Reagan: Scandal in the White House," was asked why she writes this genre? Why did she choose their scandals? She said: People want that, and I achieve what they want?! The era of biographies and biographies has ended, and we are faced with people in whose lives you find nothing but scandals and nudity.
So writing on this topic is not a mistake, nor is it spreading dirty laundry, nor is it less or greater than other types of writing. It is one of the types of: public disclosure, popular scandal, and catharsis.
If the proverb says, "The free woman starves and does not trade her breasts," which is a crude sexual phrase that has a moral meaning, then being exposed to celebrity scandals in some way has a moral meaning as well.