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Panettiere Blames Paparazzi For Spears' Downfall

May 18, 2008 - World Entertainment News Network

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Heroes actress Hayden Panettiere has urged the media to allow troubled Britney Spears the space she needs "to heal".

The star has accused the hordes of snappers who constantly pursue Spears of ruining the pop star's life - likening their behaviour to that of an obsessed "stalker".

And the actress believes the photographers' behaviour is dangerous - insisting Spears' recent string of car collisions is down to them taking high risks to ensure they get lucrative snaps of the star.

She says, "I love acting more than anything else in the world, so I can't see myself stopping. But I think this situation is becoming so dangerous - it causes car accidents.

"There's no differences between what they do and stalking somebody. Look at somebody like Britney Spears - who deals with 50 cars following her all the time - nobody gives her room to heal."

And Panettiere is devastated the Toxic singer has fallen out of favour with music fans - because she was her idol growing up.

She adds, "To me growing up, she was everything, and we built her up and ripped her down."

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