#pr blogs

I think it’s time to put this silly argument to bed because at this point it’s getting absolutely ridiculous.

Honey, darlings, sweetie pies, do you even know what an NDA is? NDA stands for Non-Disclosure Agreement. Basically a contract someone has to sign when they get access to personal/important/sensible infos that are not meant to be shared. Said contract prevents you from sharing any of those information.

In the Evans-Baptista wedding, NDAs were signed so that nothing FROM THE WEDDING gets out. And guess what? Nothing got out! Did you see any photo? Did you hear anyone spilling about her dress? About the decoration? About the speeches? About ANYTHING? No, because…you guessed it, NDAs were signed. Now the articles that got out about the wedding gave no scoop or information whatsoever about what happened in said wedding. The media was not invited and had no information. (I don’t know if one particular magazine was there to later get an exclusive but I’m talking about the media that did report on the wedding). It was only reported that the wedding has happened. The Media didn’t sign any NDA because they were not IN the wedding and didn’t get any info to begin with. So yes, lots of articles were written about the wedding because whether you like it or not, Chris Evans is still a name that sells in Hollywood, albeit not as much as when he was in his peek Captain America era.

Her sole purpose in life is to tell hateful lies about Harry Styles.

Unbelievable

Yet more proof that these hopeless PR bloggers can't read or write properly.

The Netflix CEO is called Ted Sarandos.

Harry's pseudonym for the marathon was Sted Sarandos. Sted is a German name. Ted is an English name, originally short for Edward.