Well I mean the chance that a person you see that resembles a celebrity actually is the celebrity is pretty low. At least they noticed the similarity, and of course she is older now, why should you be mad about it. I’d take it as a compliment
She (and Angela Kinsey) discussed this on a recent episode of Office Ladies, and it’s clear that she wasn’t offended, just relayed it as a funny anecdote.
Tbf, we have no idea how she took it. This doesn’t offer any context what so ever. She could have been laughing for all we know. Honestly, based on her actions in the past, that seems much more likely.
That’s true. This headline suggests that this would be unusual and upsetting, but she probably has this experience almost daily and doesn’t really care much or is happy about it and enjoys it
Why would you think the headline suggests that at all? It absolutely isnt necessary to do that at all.
Turns out, the world has more kevins than what we are proun to admit
Who goes around telling people they look like an old version of anyone
“This is a photo of me when I was younger.”
“Every photo of you is a photo of you when you were younger.”RIP Mitch.
You look like an older version of me. I look like shit.
Me: casually time travels
Also me: “you look like an older version of me”
They’re not wrong. Those kids, they’re sharp.
Tony Hawk, like the video game character, right? /s
“Are you the father of Joey?”
