Celebrity status can cost your ‘motherhood’!

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Celebrity status can cost your ‘motherhood’!

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People are thrilled and excited watching their favorite actor on the screen. Seeing the craze and fan following of an actor, many people come to the film industry to become a star. Hardly one in a hundred turns out to be a star in the film industry. Similarly, few politicians have attained the celebrity status. PM Modi, YS Rajasekhar Reddy, Subramaniam Swamy, and many others have held the honour of being called as ‘celebrities’.

Even Jayalalithaa, former CM of Tamil Nadu is undoubtedly a celebrity. She had a great time as heroine in the South Indian film industry and ruled the Tamil Nadu politics for over a decade. Recently, a woman named Amrutha made some sensational comments.

She claimed that she is the daughter of ‘Late Jayalalithaa’ and is ready for even DNA testing. Shockingly, a few days ago Jayalalithaa’s niece also commented that her aunt did have a child in the past. For many people ‘celebrity’ status looks like a great tag. But with that status also comes secrecy and extreme privacy.

In this case, to maintain her status in the political field, Jayalalithaa had to keep numb about her own child! 

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