Suri, Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise’s daughter, is just 7 years old and already has legions of photographers following her every step.

Suri has gotten her fair share of the spotlight, thanks to her parents, who are among the world’s most well-known celebrities.

Suri Cruise learned about the dark side of fame when a paparazzo labeled her a “little brat” and a “b—-h.”

One paparazzi member believed it was OK to shout at her and call her names when she refused to have her photo taken.

Suri was plainly irritated by the photogs and autograph seekers in her way as she attempted to make her way to an awaiting vehicle on the streets of New York.

The incident began when Katie Holmes walked from a hotel with Suri and a young friend in tow only to find a mob of photographers and autograph seekers waiting outside, as footage on Fishwrap.com shows.

“We’re trying to get in the car… stop it!” Suri yells in one of the few times we have ever heard her voice, adding “Get out of the way!”

“Bye Suri, you little brat,” says an off-camera voice. A second voice says, “When you’re a father bro, it’s a whole different thing. That’s a whole different thing,” defending Suri.

“Whoah, whoah what man? I don’t care man. I don’t care bro… She’s a b***h, dog. A little brat kid. A little brat,” the unidentified male responds.

Holmes, 34, greeted the cameras with a courteous grin and a short wave as she shuttled the youngsters towards the waiting SUV.

Suri wasn’t exactly nice when she requested people to get out of the way, but does it give a mature man the right to vent his rage on a 7-year-old?

Suri has been the subject of paparazzi attention since her birth and is considered one of the world’s most photographed celebrity children. She topped Bing’s Most Searched Celebrity Children list in 2011.

In a video on Keek, Kardashian step-sister Kylie Jenner, 15, also spoke out against photographers pursuing kids.

“I just think there should be laws against paparazzi for people under 18,” says Jenner. “I do not think it should be legal for five guys in cars to follow me to school. I’m a 15-year-old girl, I don’t think five guys following me is really appropriate.”

Suri shouted at the tabloid reporters outside her Manhattan home in 2011. She brought out her doll and requested that they instead take a picture of her doll.

The young girl is obviously tired of being followed and photographed simply for going down the street.

Celebrities have become increasingly vocal about the paparazzi’s verbal aggression around their children.

Last month, Halle Berry spoke in support of a law that would prohibit photographers from photographing the children of celebrities and public leaders. Critics of such limits, on the other hand, argue that they might stifle journalistic freedom.

Berry stated, “My daughter doesn’t want to go to school because she knows ‘the men’ are watching for her.”