First Alexander McQueen. Then Andrew Koenig. Then Marie Osmond’s son, Michael, all three committed suicide. Just more evidence and proof of what fame and celebrity fortune can do to you. I’ve explained lots of times that being rich and famous may sound like a blast and it may be a dream come true but “fame and fortune” can be very dangerous if you’re careful. Fame and fortune can lead you to a lot of dangerous things. It can lead you to depression, lead you to drugs, suicide, etc.

I know so many people out there want “fame”. In my opinion, “fame” wouldn’t be so glorious and fun. Dealing with the industry like that would be too much of a headache to me. Going through the media and press, I don’t see the point in any of it.

Yes, it’s possible that famous people can live a good and happy life but I’m sure most of them don’t even like fame. They just do it for the love of working on their careers whether it’s acting or music, whatever. There’s a lot of risks in fame and fortune. If fame and fortune is what you want, I would think twice and look at all these celebrity deaths that happened in the past. Lots of young famous actors has died over drug overdoses (Heath Ledger, perfect example) and all that.

If you get fame, you won’t get the privacy you want because being world known, that means you are world known publicly. I don’t think I can handle fame at all. In my opinion, fame is what’s destroying the entertainment business. If you like making music and making movies, you don’t need fame to do all that. Just be happy what you do in your career even if you don’t get fame.

Kev