Miley Cyrus’ Twitter trend is catching on – Courtney Love and Lily Allen follow suit, and quit as well. But, who was the first to actually start this trend?
A week after Miley Cyrus signed off Twitter for good due to the request of her new beau, several other celebrities are following suit. But, Trent Reznor could be said to have actually started the exodus. In July, he posted, “I believe I’ve done all I care to do here at this point. Flesh and reality and silence are calling.”
Courtney Love quietly deleted both her accounts after her daughter posted a lengthy rant on another Twitter-esque service railing against Ali Lohan. However, she’s also the subject of the first ever Twitter lawsuit, after posting a tweet calling her former fashion designer a “nasty lying hosebag thief.”
Things are a bit less complicated for Lily Allen. She quit the service, posting simply “I am a neo-luddite, goodbye,” and failing to ever post again. It is suspected her reasons for quitting are more in line with Miley’s, coinciding with her relationship with Sam Cooper, a layman builder.
Another thing keeping Love and Allen from keeping up with everyone via tweets? The risk of giving away their latest hospital stay. Both have been mum about their plastic surgery improvements – Love only recently admitted to lip augmentation, which she later had reversed, a nose job, and breast implants.
Allen has been seen visiting lipo clinics in L.A., but that hasn’t stopped the rumors from flying after she posted on her blog during a stint in Seattle that she was too big and depressed about her size. The posts came after Allen visited fashion week in Paris.
Regardless of whether these stars Twitter or not, you can bet the media will keep everyone informed of their every move.
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