Celeste Barber has turned posing in comedic pictures into a full-blown career but now one of her biggest photographic inspirations, Emily Ratajkowski (aka Em Rata) has hit back. Em claims that she never agreed to be the butt of Celeste’s jokes. So, who has the right to make a joke about the most famous people in the world and similarly, do those famous people get a right to consent?
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