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Miki Fujimoto criticizes celebrity entourages blocking TV corridors

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On TV Tokyo’s Katte ni TV Tokyo Hihyo, Miki Fujimoto criticized entourages that spread across station corridors and fail to make room for passers-by. Her point was about everyday consideration backstage, not a named feud with another celebrity.

Miki Fujimoto in a Sirabee file photograph

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What prompted the remark

Hikaru Ijuin recalled Fujimoto’s earlier advice on Achikochi Audrey: staff and entourages should not occupy an entire corridor. Nobuyuki Sakuma and Fujimoto joked about the loud clusters that can form around performers.

The practical standard

Fujimoto said the celebrity at the center could simply notice other people and ask the group to move aside. The criticism focuses on awareness and movement in a working television station.

The flip side

No celebrity is identified as the target and the exchange is framed as a common industry habit. It would be misleading to turn the anecdote into evidence of a particular rivalry or incident.

Update note: Translates the backstage anecdote into its practical point and avoids inventing a named feud.

Original headline: 藤本美貴、芸能界の“あるある”で許せないのは… 「絶対にやめたほうがいい」「見えてない」

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Read the broadcaster’s official transcript page for the same September 22 program and guest context.

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