Singer Lily Allen has had her £3m Cotswolds pile obscured on Google Maps after concerns the star's privacy was being invaded.
Lily, who played a starring role at Glastonbury last week, asked for a block on the internet site that offers a 360 degree view of streets around the world.
Her home in Cranham has now been blocked from view.
She has joined ex-PM Tony Blair, Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page and former Royal Bank of Scotland chief Fred Goodwin who have also asked Google to have their mansion's obscured from view.
Any member of the public can ask for street view images to be blurred.
They are advised to simply click on a link next to the offending photograph, according to Google Maps terms and conditions.
