The struggles of people who do not need to be concerned about their financial status is NEVER the same as those of us who do. Regardless of the circumstances the interests of the wealthy never mirror the interests of those who struggle financially.

Doctors who spend years at university and who are often up to their eyeballs in debt and retail workers who can themselves barely afford to live (and countless others) - those people are are out there risking their safety for all of us. Without them our society would literally fall to pieces. Without the celebrities we might have a song or a movie less.

I feel like most people- even without this going on- have some sort of feeling about celebrities and their giant houses. In normal circumstances most people look, go holy c**p my house could fit in their living room, and move on. Right now though, listening to people in their big af mansions talking about how we're all in this together, as I sit in my 500 square foot house with my husband- we're just not in the same situation. We're both stuck home, yes. But that looks VERY different for us. That and honestly even we're doing pretty well, we have a house, we like each other, we don't have kids, etc. No hate on having kids- but thus is definitely rougher for you guys who have them. My beagle isn't asking questions. I am hoping this changes the value we place on people though- celebrities aren't the ones holding us together. Doctors, nurses, teachers, retail and food service workers, factory workers, journalists (national and local)- where are their giant friggin houses?

Such a perfect insensivity demonstration... I really hope this pandemic may reawaken consciences so we all can finallly understand what's really important for our daily life. Good healtcare system, good teachers, also firemen, policemen, decent wages, healthy environment, healthy food, safe and good work conditions, decent houses... we need this to build a true society/community When your house is burning you need a fireman, not an showman; if your'e sick you need a doctor, not an influencer Our purpose in life should not make money at any cost, but improve ourselves to improve the society. I really hope to ear people yelling to their politicians that the economy must adapt to the needs of the population. Currently we are going the opposite way. My humble opinion of course

In the case of the "breakdown" thing from Sam Smith, that kind of thing seems fair. No matter how comfortable your home is or how well stocked your fridge is, if you can't see your loved ones you're gonna feel like s**t.

I don't begrudge anyone who has amassed a large fortune from spending their money how they want, because they've obviously used their talents, skills, and knowledge to help or entertain the rest of us, and we've given them the means to profit from whatever it is they do. Having said that, flaunting your wealth on social media while joking about how your life "sucks" while you have to remove yourself from the outside world makes you an a*****e. And crying seems to be Sam Smith's default setting. I've never known anyone who cries as much as they do. No offence, but every news story about them probably contains some mention of crying. Accidentally referred to as a "he"? Cries. Can't go outside due to a viral pandemic? Cries. Misspells a word in a song they're writing? Cries. And all of it can be found on their Instagram, because f**k privacy, there's attention out there. Call me heartless, but Chris Crocker's breakdown was more believable than whatever Sam Smith's waterworks are about.

People need to stop complaining because WE made them rich. It's not their fault we consume their media and make them millions. What pisses me off is the fact they think they're having a hard time.

Celebrities are people, too. Being stuck at home isn't fun for anybody when it's a "have to" situation. My husband & I were discussing it and here's the way I sum it up: Even if I didn't want to go anywhere, because my husband has our only car, I would be antsy just knowing I COULDN'T.

I've understood why people get so offended and jealous about famous people - they are human beings just like us and they work hard just like us. No it isn't fair that all of them get paid more than teachers, NHS workers and customer service people but they still work hard. Most them also employ hundreds if not thousands of people and run their own businesses. They can get ill and die just like us from this coronavirus, how about having some empathy for them as well?

yeah well guess what they have earnt that money( well most of them) and probably diserve it. they work about 10 times harder than i or you so calm your tits and get a life!

So there are dozens of copper pots and pans in Martha's kitchen but in front of her, the ONE pan she is actually using is stainless steel!

I would like to see a list of celebs that have donated money to all the doctors and nurses currently working in NYC- without proper PPE. God help us all if nurses and doctors can't work. Doctors are already dying. These poor celebs can't buy a ventilator, or a ICU bed, God forbid they need it. Right now, there's no privilege to being a celeb.You're not that special. The doctors, nurses, truck drivers, supermarket workers, and many others are the true heroes keeping everyone else alive. I don't believe Panda should've even shown this piece. It's pretty depressing. We don't need to be looking at privileged lives handling the lockdowns.

LOL - you BP-ers are such a bunch of whiners. You worship at the feet of these celebs most of the time (right here on BP nonetheless), all streamed to your iPhones from your media masters. Now you're feigning outrage because they've got big houses? How dare them!!

I can forgive or appreciate just about all of these, except a Kardashian and Biebers. Celebrities who are alone in their house, that's hard no matter how big your house. If you have family to spend time with, that brings its own joys and struggles, but at least you aren't alone.

Let's see... mansions to wait out a quarantine in and the ability to get tested easily. Nope, I'm stuck in a 2 bedroom apartment and figuring out what I'm going to survive on. How about they go online and fight for unemployment benefits for the people who won't have homes?

Some of these are really reaching. "Man owns fridge." "Cooking show host has large pan collection." "Professional athletes and celebrities have home workout rooms instead of going to the gym with everyone else." And le gasp, Arnold Schwarzenegger has a hot tub? Only 7 million other Americans can afford such luxury! Don't get me wrong, some of these are disgustingly excessive, but don't rag on Cardi B for having a tabletop game they sell at WalMart. Rag on her for running headfirst into it like an idiot.

Sick to death of Celebs in isolation. It is so hard with all there, gyms, and fancy houses.....f off....people are losing there whole livelihoods and their actual LIVES!!!

"Martha Stewart staying in with every single copper pot and pan in the world:", I don't see a scratch on them, Martha's hoarding copper pans! Or afraid to use them?

I don't see why people are offended. Yes, it's disgusting and they're lucky. However, you've been following those celebrities on a platform made for bragging about what they have life. How is it different than before when they showed the million dollars houses, boats etc?

I will probably get downvoted and that is fine, but what I am getting is an extreme form of jealousy. Most of these people worked hard to get where they are and should be able to enjoy their success. Even people who live in a 12 million dollar home get tired of having to be confined to it 24/7. All the money in the world can't stop the walls from closing in on you. Instead of remarking on the size of their homes or the stuff like that how about not being a follower of theirs on social media. He says that the celebrities are being insensitive, but he is by forgetting that like the rest of us, they are human.

I think- that for once- we shouldn’t have such incredibly strong opinions that we consider other opinions totally absurd. Celebrities will be celebrities, and we will be us. Let it go please. It’s not worth anyone’s time.

It is their money, and they can spend it any way they choose. But I see their "sharing" as a huge EAT S**T to the rest of the public. Do they have to fight for basic needs, like toilet paper, bread, milk, eggs, pasta, canned goods?. Doubtful. Spare me your tears. Perrier on a tray - gimme a break. Our neighborhood is sharing what we have, and helping each other through this c**p. And not posting all about it.

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Kylie Jenner in the Teton Valley in March. Hmm. Liar Liar Plastic Face On Fire.

Lost their job? Nope. Living on their savings? Yup. The rest of the world has now no job, no real savings, rent to pay, and a tiny living arrangement ON THEIR OWN! (and often with little kids, or disabilities or insert what you can think of Panads!) SO yeah, good one guys. I thank goodness the actors and musicians I really like are not doing this, "Oh, it's soooooo hard...." As my Dad used to say, "More dollars than sense."

Why are you guys all so offended. Yes, they are better off. Yes, they have nice big houses and their situation isn't the same as others. But many of them worked hard to earn those money. I agree that their career field has allowed them to earn a lot more than many other people who work just as hard if not harder, and that's not really fair. But so many people in the entertainment field don't succeed and they persevered enough too. For example, most actors and actresses go to countless auditions before scoring a role, and that role usually isn't in some big movie where they instantly become famous. Most of them worked really hard, so don't hate on them because they have more. Guess what, this is tough time for everyone, though yes definitely a lot harder for others. But how are they "flaunting their wealth" by posting their house. So what if it's bigger? Do you guys want them to specifically make sure to only show a corner, with no furniture, decorations, etc.?

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