From ‘difficult to work with’ to ‘not what she seems’, a top crisis PR reveals the formulas being used to take down famous women online

From “difficult to work with” to “not what she seems,” a top crisis PR breaks down the language being used to take down famous women online

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From ‘difficult to work with’ to ‘not what she seems’, a top crisis PR reveals the formulas being used to take down famous women online

By Amy Beecham

2 months ago

8 min read

Coming across a series of rumours that your favourite celebrity has been behaving badly can feel like it’s come totally out of the blue, but the truth is that the takedown of high-profile women is often extremely formulaic and narrative-driven. From Blake Lively to Meghan Markle, a top crisis PR reveals the sure-fire signs that someone is the victim of a “character assassination” and breaks down how to tell when (and why) it’s happening. 


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