Laser shield: DiCaprio's bold move to outsmart paparazzi

On Wednesday evening, an unusual incident involving one of Hollywood's most recognizable actors, Leonardo DiCaprio, occurred in the heart of Rome. According to the ANSA agency, the star's bodyguards used a laser to prevent paparazzi from taking pictures of the actor during his dinner at a restaurant located in the historic part of the city near Via Giulia.

Leonardo DiCaprio, known for his concern for privacy, was dining in the garden of one of the exclusive restaurants. Soon, his presence caught the attention of photographers, including the famous 79-year-old Rino Barillari, known as the "king of paparazzi." The photographers, eager to capture any shot of the star, started taking pictures, which prompted an immediate reaction from his security.

According to eyewitnesses, DiCaprio's bodyguards used a laser to blind the cameras, preventing any clear shots.

This innovative method of deterring paparazzi is becoming increasingly popular among Hollywood stars who wish to safeguard their privacy from unwanted lenses. During this time, DiCaprio entered the restaurant's interior to avoid attention, seeking refuge from prying eyes.

As emphasized by the ANSA agency, the actor only left the venue later, donning a surgical mask, which further complicated photographers' efforts to capture his face. This incident underscores the lengths stars are willing to go to protect their privacy, especially in public places where their presence quickly attracts media attention.

The protection of privacy among celebrities has long been a topic of discussion. Newer methods, such as the use of lasers in this case, indicate the growing need for shielding from photographers' constant interest.