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Lovato blasts paparazzi for ruining Turkey trip

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Singer Demi Lovato performs at the 2016 Global Citizens Festival in Central Park in New York
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Singer Demi Lovato has blamed paparazzi for making her feel trapped during her stay in Turkey.
The ‘Heart Attack’ singer, who was in the country to perform in Antalya on Saturday night, has accused paparazzi for not allowing her to go sightseeing, reports aceshowbiz.com.
“I love going to other countries and spending all my time in the hotel rooms. So fun,” Lovato posted on Twitter.
She later added: “If the paparazzi wasn’t so ... annoying, I’d get out and do ... but they’re the worst ...”
It’s not the first time Lovato has expressed anger at the media. Last year in Australia after being asked about her deceased pet, Lovato said: “Kind of a low blow when paparazzi bring up your dead dog to try to get a reaction out of you.”

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