Andrew Schulz posits that celebrity emotional outbursts, when they contradict a previously established public persona of being tough or funny, are off-putting.

“celebrities getting sensitive is always especially if you're known to be funny it's always a mad off-putting like what are you doing this for”

Negative emotions like regret and grief serve an adaptive purpose in the human experience and should be confronted rather than suppressed.

“These negative emotions are there for a reason. They're adaptive. They helped us evolve.”