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0:00It's March 27, I'm Cory with The Story, and this is Entertainment in Celebrity News Today, AI-powered and star driven. Lionel Richie, the 76-year-old music legend, recently stressed the importance of artists treating fans with kindness. He shared this wisdom on the Veepe's artist-friendly podcast with his son-in-law, Joel Madden, 47, a mid-backlash against singer, Chap Ull, R-L-H-N, 28, for her handling of supporters. Richie explained that fame flips the script. Early on, artists crave attention, but later, they push it away. He makes a point to greet fans everywhere, from restaurants to venues, even if they just wave shyly. His approach stems from his own days feeling invisible. Joel Madden praised Richie's habit of acknowledging people, noting how staff at events light up when greeted. Richie calls it planting good willseeds, warning their rude behavior grows into regret later. He learned this from past idols who disappointed him. Meanwhile, shop O-O-O-S, as drawn criticism after her bodyguard reportedly berated an

1:0411-year-old fan at a Brazil hotel. Rowan previously vented in a video about fans acting creepy or entitled, like yelling from cars or stalking. Her team insists she has zero tolerance for aggression toward fans. Richie's timeless reminder highlights a simple truth for stars, a quick hello builds lasting loyalty, while ignoring people can haunt a career, forever.