Jennifer Lawrence, who is most famous for her role in “The Hunger Games” movie just had an interview with Vogue magazine and she publicly admitted she doesn’t like being famous too much. She doesn’t go out in public too much anymore like she used to but she says when she’s not in a big movie franchise and when things start to slow down — she maybe able to go out again.  Jennifer turns 23 this coming Thursday, by the way.

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Some of you may ask if people become actors in movies, do they enjoy being famous? Not all of them. In fact, there are a lot of other celebrities who hate fame. They just do movies ’cause that’s what they enjoy making a living for. They like acting — that’s what they do. They don’t care about the fame. They just want to do their thing and a lot of them have a passion in acting. Fame is not for everybody. Some celebs enjoy it and some don’t. A lot of them don’t see themselves as “celebrities” either. They see themselves as normal people just working a job like everyone else. You may see that famous people may seem all special and glorifying but once you actually get to meet them, you’ll find out that they aren’t really. You’ll be surprised to find out that they are just regular human beings like us. That’s all they are.

It’s sad the way today’s fame is, though. Famous people deserve to go out in public more without rabid fans going after them or aggressive paparazzi all over the streets. That’s how hard fame is for them. A lot of them don’t really leave their homes too much.

To the celebrities who do leave their homes and when they want to go out… they usually walk around disguised so they wouldn’t be recognized. You know, sunglasses and hat pulled way down… things like that. The only time celebrities are spotted out in public are at places such as the big movie premieres and events such as that.

There’s a lot of people out there that want fame but why? Fame is pretty lame. I don’t think I would want it myself.

I respect Jennifer Lawrence even more now for being real and honest.

Kev