Celebrity Bodyguards Are Sharing Their Best and Worst Clients

Some professionals are hired to work with celebrities to protect them. Bodyguards tend to see a lot just as a result of shadowing a celebrity throughout their day. Over time, they develop opinions like anyone would — and these bodyguards couldn’t help but share!

John Cena

We might not always think of huge wrestlers as having bodyguards, but you can't be too safe when you're in the public eye. Plus, John Cena has risen to superstardom out of the ring too.

This bodyguard said they worked with the WWE star, and that he was really kind. Not only was he willing to stop for fans even when he didn't have to, but he was also incredibly apologetic to the OP for the hold-up. From the sounds of it, Cena seems like a pretty genuine guy!

Shaq

When it comes to people who might not seem like they need bodyguards, you would think that someone as tall as Shaq would make his bodyguards seem tiny.

This person just had to keep fans away from Shaq - but he definitely didn't miss the humor in protecting someone who probably could have gotten past the crowd in one swift step. It's not like this bodyguard is short, either!

Eminem

When the Marshall Mathers LP came out, Eminem's fame grew by the day. Despite that, this bodyguard said that the rapper was nothing but humble and extremely kind.

Still, this person couldn't help but feel some distaste for how the star's half-brother used Eminem's fame to get what he wanted. As for bodyguarding duties, they shared that the fans were the hardest part of his job.

Snoop Dogg

That person who had to deal with Tony Robbins didn't just have poor experiences when it came to working with celebrities. One stand-out star was Snoop Dogg.

Honestly, it sounds like Snoop Dogg was about what you'd expect - rather chill and well-spoken. Plus, while he wanted a break from fans, he didn't turn the young ones away. They must have been so excited to get his autograph