Children are the most vulnerable group, but nevertheless, the media often report on them in ethically controversial ways. Numerous studies conducted so far have shown that, when reporting on children, their right to privacy and dignity is greatly endangered, and this is also the case when it comes to lifestyle portals that often write about the children of celebrities, without thinking about protecting their privacy. This thesis aims to examine do the two most famous and most read lifestyle portals in Croatia, Story.hr and Gloria.hr, pay attention to ethics when it comes to reporting on the children of celebrities, and the results of the research show, just like previous researches, that when reporting on children of celebrities on both portals, their right to privacy is often ignored. Most of the analyzed texts indicate clearly which child they write about, the child's face is clearly visible on both the cover photos and on the photos published as part of the text, and the full name of the child is disclosed written in the text, in more than 97 percent of the texts. There is also a difference between the two analyzed portals – on the Story.hr portal, authors are less frequently signed under their texts, which reduces their credibility and the journalistic value of the texts, and while the Story.hr portal reports more on the children of domestic celebrities, the Gloria.hr portal is more focused on the children of foreign celebrities. Also, the research results show that the portals report more on the children of domestic celebrities, but that they protect the children's right to privacy more when it comes to the children of foreign celebrities.