Who, as a child, has not dreamed of getting a picture with his favorite celebrity? Having a photo of a star would already be happiness, and if a celebrity agrees to take a picture with you, this is the pinnacle of joy. But, it turns out, there are lucky ones who have not one, two or even three pictures with a star in their collection, but about thirty. Back in the 90s, a guy named Rob Beerman began collecting photos with Hollywood celebrities such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone and even Chuck Norris. Apparently Rob was an ardent fan of these talented people and did not miss the opportunity to meet them. And, the funny thing is, he continues to do this to this day, posting pictures on his Instagram.
Rob and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Agree that when we were little, we never dreamed of some celebrity taking a photo with us.
Rob and actor Chuck Norris
Rob and boxer Muhammad Ali
And the little boy, and even in the midst of the 90s, was not only lucky enough to see half of Hollywood, but also took pictures with his favorite stars.
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Rob and the Aerosmith group
Rob and actor Sylvester Stallone
Rob and US President George W. Bush
It can be assumed that Rob has influential parents, otherwise how the boy was allowed to the president?
Rob and actor Chris Rock
Rob and actor Chris Farley
Rob and bassist and second vocalist of ZZ Top Dusty Hill
One way or another, the child was very lucky and over time he gathered an impressive collection of pictures with the stars.
Rob and actress Betty White
Rob and boxer Evander Holyfield
The funny thing is that as he grew up, the guy continued to take pictures with famous people.
Rob and Nickelback vocalist Chad Krueger
But a completely grown-up Rob (pictured on the right) poses with musician Randall King
And even becoming a completely adult, Rob does not stop taking pictures with celebrities the way he did in childhood.
The singer appeared simultaneously on the covers of Vogue America and Vogue UK this month and gave an interview in which she talked about her radical transformation, saying that she has become "addicted" to exercise.
Even though the artist lost a lot of weight and looks spectacular, she revealed that she had to endure the "brutal comments" of other women about changing her physical appearance.
"My body has been seen as an object my whole career. Not just now. I understand why it was a shock. I understand why some women, in particular, felt hurt, "the singer told Vogue America.
"I represented a lot of women, visually. But I am still the same person ", Adele added. "Other women had the worst conversations about my body. I was damn disappointed by that. My feelings hurt ", added the singer.
Asked what triggered the amazing physical transformation, which took place over a period of two years, Adele replied: “It started because of anxiety. When I was training I felt better ”.
For two years, she did rigorous weight training and circuit training sessions every day, even twice a day when her anxiety level was high.
"I realized that when I was training I had no anxiety. It was never about losing weight. I thought that if I can make my body stronger, and if I will feel and see this, then maybe one day I can make my emotions and mind stronger ", the artist revealed.
Many fans reacted on social media to the images she posted, some of them saying that they "miss" the old Adele, and others went even further and criticized her for losing weight. But Adele says that although she looks different from how the fans knew her, she is still the same person.
