Once a diva, always a diva.
When Naomi Campbell testifies at the war crimes trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor, she’s making sure her appearance is on the DL and is going to great lengths to get her privacy.
On top of heightened security, Naomi has enlisted the help of Lord Macdonald, the former director of public prosecutions, who has asked the public, media and member of the court to:
“not follow, photograph, video record or sketch Miss Campbell’s transit to the court within the Netherlands and that the government of the Netherlands be respectfully invited to assist in the enforcement of this protective measure.”
Seriously?
Macdonald has also requested “names and addresses of every court member to receive any information from Campbell so he can warn them of the security procedures.”
What a nightmare!
These type of arrangements are standard practice when protecting the identities of witnesses or victims of war. Last time we checked Naomi only received some diamonds, allegedly, so why the special treatment???
[Image via WENN.]
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