Invasion of the Peeping Paparrazi

+Little Mix have been targeted by paparrazi who have tried to snap pictures under their skirts. These vile actions are not only disturbing but a complete invasion of their privacy. Celebrity or no celebrity, its almost certain that most people would agree that it is a complete violation and goes against public morality.

Jesy Nelson, 21, a member of the band told +Metro that paps would often shout 'offensive' comments at her such as "big boobs" and "big bum". Although this is of standard behaviour, taking pictures such as these should not be acceptable. Paparrazi are known to want to take the most shocking pictures to sell to magazines and newspapers which make the most money. However, Jesy made it known that if she was a "normal person they'd be bloody arrested so why should a pap be like that?" Indeed if she wasnt a celebrity, there would be a good chance that it would be deemed as a criminal offence so why is it acceptable for a someone famous to tolerate it?. She then went on to call them "naughty and cheeky" suggesting that she knows that it is what they do judging by the light-weighted insult.

Perrie Edwards, 19, another member of the band says that "at my age, when you're by yourself and a man comes up to you, that's scary stuff". These young girls seem fearful of their lives as would anyone if this was happening to them with band member, Jade Thirwall, 20, saying "fame has forced them to grow up quickly".

The group recently said goodbye to their previous teen rock style and transformed into sex kittens which they revealed more recently at the 2013 Brit Awards with Jesy rocking a bodycon dress with leather detail and studded black heels. Are the scandalous pictures a result of their new look and can they infact blame the paps? On the other hand, how long are they supposed to hold on to that cutesy image?