They say fame changes you, but it can change the people around you, too.
Mother wasn’t answering the phone.
A fan of my fame was answering the phone.
I was trying to find my own balance with fame and stuff.
However, they were eventually able to reconcile.
We healed that up in 2004."
She toldVogue, “It really makes me question what I have become to my father.
Like, what do I even mean to him?
…It’s really strange.
And then he does something so bizarre that I can’t begin to wrap my mind around it.
My father would never do that to me.”
Because he hadn’t talked to me after…that whole thing….
He never called to find out how I was doing, if I was alive, nothing.
He just never called.
He went straight to the press and got a check.
And now he does it again."
I would call him.
He wouldn’t return my calls, and he just didn’t want to be my friend anymore."
I’d like to talk with you.'
I said, ‘Of course.
Yes, great.’
I could not handle that you got rich and famous on a show that I turned down.
We were both good enough to get that role.'"
[They] come over to see us and see that it’s exactly the same.
It’s as if you walked in here, and it’s 2003."
6.Sharon Stone toldInStyle, “It’s very expensive to be famous.
You go out to dinner, and there’s 15 people at the table.
And who gets the check?
You get the $3,000 dinner check every single time.”
I did lose a few friends, but on the whole, it’s all been pretty good.''
8.Love Islandwinner Ekin-Su Culculoglu toldCosmopolitan UK, “I’ve lost every friend I had.
I don’t have any friends.
I have one friend, and that’s it.
Unfortunately, with the fame, you see people’s true colors.
No, I don’t actually have friends left.”
I wouldn’t do that to someone.
If they were happy, I would support them.
But I am happier this way.
Sometimes, keeping your circle small is the best, and you don’t always need friends.
So long as you know who you are, that’s fine," she said.
Not physical bullying but people making fun of what I do."
“I just had to tell myself I can’t let this get to me.
This is what I love to do.
And I’m going to continue doing it,” he said.
It’s been a weird experience."
As much as you want to stay that same person you just don’t.
Everything else around you changed; you’re still the same person.
I was just a young person trying to express myself."
“It’s just a crazy world that we live in.
But the things around you change the older you get, and thats just life,” he said.
