Paparazzi claimed as ‘private detectives’ for keeping tabs on allegedly soon-to-be-ex husband’s Robin Thicke
Time and time again when singer Robin Thicke was openly caught cheating on his wife by the paparazzi, he shrugged it off as nothing. His lustful demeanour and growing intimacy with several women in public has been photographed by the paparazzi one too many times. Paula Patton, his wife of eight years, after several attempts of snubbing paparazzi reports, has finally come to terms with her husband’s infidelity. She has decided to part ways with Thicke due to his infidel behaviour. Despite keeping close tabs on her husband, Thicke was reportedly caught cheating on his wife several times to the scorn of everyone. Paula made a statement recently claiming the paparazzi as her ‘private detectives’ for keeping tabs on her allegedly soon-to-be-ex husband’s whereabouts. The ‘blurred lines’ singer however is determined to win his wife back, even though the couple is headed to a potential splitsville.
In recent times, the paparazzi have proven to out-do themselves. With hourly live updates on celebrity activities, relationship status, affairs, etc. Although, this being a very apparent case of invasion of privacy, the audience thrive on such racy celebrity news and gossip.
For the ordinary of the lot, which is three quarters of the population -spying on cheating partners without being exposed is almost an impassable task. Many of whom will turn to close family and friends to carry out spying activities, at huge risk of embarrassment. However, in modern times these have risen as professional services- where identity and information maintained is highly confidential. Suspicious partners discreetly hire professional private detectives to spy on their significant other in order to discover underlying infidelity. In fact, hiring private detectives is a trending matter among the younger generation and at times older as well. With very little risk of having their cover blown off, more and more couples in presumed infidel relationships have resorted to hiring services from private detectives.