The eldest Jonas Brother, Kevin, recently wed his bride, Danielle, in a lavish fairy-tale (read: Disney) themed wedding. Where can you see these exclusive photos? Why, only in People magazine of course! That's not sitting well with some folks. Apparently Kevin's wedding should be shared freely with the world. Hey, only one woman reaps the benefit of his spanking new penis. Why shouldn't only one magazine benefit from his wedding? Just sayin'. Apparently former Us Weekly editor Bonnie Fuller doesn't feel the same way - she's even penned a letter, detailing her disappointment in Kevin. Details from Hollywood Life, via Celebitchy: I don't fault People magazine for doing whatever it took to
get your photos with your bride, Danielle Deleasa, on their cover. That's their
job--to try and get exclusives.
I fault you, Kevin! You are a huge star. And not just a
regular huge star--but a HUGE teen star! You and your brothers are adored by
multi-millions of teen girls around the world. You've sold over 8 million
albums and most of those buyers have been under 20 years old.
I believe that when you have such an enormous fan base and
are such a HUGELY popular star--you have an obligation to share with those fans.
That means giving a free, non-exclusive handout photo to the
world's media, so all your fans can share in your Big Day--not just those people
who buy one magazine. Especially one that doesn't even focus its content on
your fans.
Kevin--I also want to be clear that I place the blame on you,
not Danielle. After all your experience in the public eye--you are media savvy--not
your new wife.
You should have been a fan-friendly class act like Ivanka
Trump, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, Ellen DeGeneres, Jessica Simpson and Nick
Lachey, and Julia Roberts to name a few--who all released wedding photos
non-exclusively for all their fans to see.]
Dang, honey! Someone has got her panties in a bunch. As far as the bold "sell-out" labeling, it's a case of too little, too late. That tag happened when the first Jonas Brother CD was released.
[People Magazine Cover: Only in People, by People, for People. Somewhere, Bonnie Fuller is apoplectic.]
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