This case of mistaken identity serves as an important reminder of how it's always best to take these sorts of reports with a grain of salt. Despite how many sources may come forward with their version of events, it's always best to wait for official confirmation from the stars themselves. And just because these celebrities live in the public eye doesn't mean we are even entitled to this information. Whether celebrities choose to respond to these types of reports remains up to them, and we as fans should respect their privacy.Instagram contentView on InstagramRelated:Bella Hadid Unfollowed Zayn Malik on InstagramCheck this out:ContentView Iframe URL on Twitter with saving more lives: “[I don’t know] who pulled the fire alarm, but thank you for pulling it and helping me and my friends be safe.”Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter Thanks in no small part to Kardashian-West’s advocacy, Trump granted Johnson clemency, commuting her sentence and letting her go free (the other type of clemency is a pardon). When the great-grandmother, 64, took her final walk from Alabama’s Federal Correctional Institution Aliceville on June 7, 2018 — where she spent 21 years of her life — it was not only a moment of victory for her and her family, but for those vigorously working to right the wrongs of America’s flawed penal system. But it should be noted that Johnson’s case is highly unusual.According to theUnited States Department of Justice PHOTO: CHARLIE ENGMAN. Courtesy of Collina Strada.Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Â