Jeffree Star had a sassy response to fans who claimed he wasn't observing social distancing guidelines
- Jeffree Star hasn't left his house for weeks since California was locked down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
- But his videos have included a fair amount of other people.
- This led fans to assume Star wasn't properly social distancing.
- However, Star hit back at the claims and explained how other people live in his massive mansion in Hidden Hills, California, including some employees.
- He said people in his life don't necessarily want to be famous or even appear on camera very often, so it can be a surprise to fans if they catch a glimpse of them.
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Jeffree Star has addressed criticism from some fans that he might not be properly socially distancing from others during the coronavirus pandemic.
Star hasn't left his lavish $14 million mansion in the much sought after gated community Hidden Hills in California since the state was locked down. But some fans grew suspicious when they kept seeing employees and friends appearing in his videos and social media posts.
In one photo posted to Twitter, Star wrote "Quarantine and do our makeup" alongside his social media editor Kammi.
"That's literally the opposite of quarantine btw," one fan responded.
"That doesn't look like social distancing to me Jeffree," wrote another. "I love you, your makeup, and your content, but you have a LARGE audience and you should be setting a better example."
Others pointed out that Star is actually at a higher risk of getting seriously ill with COVID-19 because he has asthma.
"Newsflash, its not quarantine when you have someone over," one comment said. "Also, you are in the high risk category with your asthma, so risky for you to have anyone over."
However, some of Star's more dedicated fans knew that he actually lives with several other people in his mansion.
"He lives in a castle guys," one fan wrote. "You really think he's living there alone??"
Star retweeted the fan to explain his situation further.
"Exactly," he said. "I think people don't understand that my family and employees don't want to be famous or be on social media, so I don't talk about them or show them and I get how it looked, just wanted to clarify who Kammi was!"
In another, now-deleted tweet, Star said Kammi had been living with him for weeks, according to Seventeen Magazine.
"She is all alone and her family and single mom are all in New Jersey," he said. "Please go judge someone else because you don't know what's happening in my house."
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