Entertainers, politicians and sports personalities differ from average individuals in that:

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Entertainers, politicians, and sports personalities are considered public figures, so their right to privacy is limited. This means that it is harder for them to win invasion of privacy cases as they have less expectation of privacy than an average person. However, this does not mean that it is legal to publish all personal information about them without consent; there are still limitations to what can be published, particularly if it is not newsworthy or if it puts them in harm's way.

Entertainers, Politicians and Sports Personalities Differ from Average Individuals in That