The journalists immediately turned around, got into their cars, and pursued them for follow-up reports.
Meanwhile, they also connected with their respective media outlets, all set to release this news as quickly as possible.
Even before Irene Spencer could get to the hospital, the news had already been released on XX Website.
"Irene attacked by a mob, disgraced and wretched as a stray dog."
Subsequently, two other websites and media outlets, not to be outdone, quickly followed suit, publishing their own stories about Irene Spencer.
To grab attention, they each focused on different sensational angles.
"Irene attacked, suspected of offending shadowy figures."
"Irene tried to bribe journalists; when it failed, she called them dogs."
"Big Exposé: The Unspeakable Secrets of Low-Key Superstar Irene."
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In the entertainment industry, there's a saying: never offend journalists.
This time, it served as the best example.
