Is it common for celebrities to directly message their fans?

[Babygirl_S]

A celebrity (won't ever disclose his name) replied to my messages after months of personally messaging him 😍. I even sent him poems I wrote only for him 🥰. I couldn't believe my eyes when I first saw that. I checked many times to make sure it was his official account. I was so surprised that I didn't know how to react. I also didn't want to send him a stupid reply in an excited state of mind (I still might have done that despite having given it much thought). I didn't want him to think his fan is very illiterate and brainless.
I will always think of him as a truly humble and kind man 😭😭❤. I hope he gets all his dream roles and everything he wants in life. I have been telling him that lucky women are loved by him and it is true indeed! I will remember it forever. He gave me a little bit of his heart🥰❤. I am so grateful 😭😭.

[Summeroflove]

Does it happen? Yes. But more often then not. This kind of behavior annoys the hell out of them.




I mean. There could be celebrities on this site who don’t use their real names and you would never know it.



Now. For super famous celebrities. They can’t reasonably reply to every message. They would sit there nonstop and quickly become burnt out.




But. Everyone is different. Some are much more interactive then others.

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

The accounts to celebrities are managed by third parties. If he replied to you, then it really is a good thing!

Congrats!

[Babygirl_S]

Thank you!

[WonderBell99]

Lol, no, it’s not common, but I did send a private message to a super hot Influencer on Instagram (when I was still on social media a year ago) and he replied. We exchanged like 4 messages and then poof, got drowned in those hundreds of messages that he gets every day haha

[WonderBell99]

He wasn’t really that famous when I messaged him though

[makarinooo]

You are lucky

If I were you , I wouldn't share it.

You can bring bad luck.

[dustybiker]

Yes. Celebrities/illusionists have spoken to me. lol More often they have liked comments I left. They have just as many flaws as the rest of us. Just as human, and often with good senses of humor when teased too.

[dustybiker]

I wrote the creator of one of my fav tv shows as a teen. I wasn’t gushing, I sent a thank you for writing a show that cares about attention to the details (or something) He sent me back a baseball hat.

[20yearsolder]

No it's not common, I'm surprised that he responded it all. He probably thinks you're a stalker

[Babygirl_S]

No sir. He didn't call me a stalker.

[20yearsolder]

Well that's good, It just kind of seems weird to me that you send so much stuff to him.

[AddylynnNightingale]

It can be common depending on what they do, but it's uncommon for them to reply to Every fan so you lucked out.

[Berethor]

It's not common, usually celebrities are too busy write a message to a fan.

[DavidRaul]

Damn, thats big. I hope its Henry Cavill. I am sure

[Charlesbrandonf]

I don’t think it’s common. Unsure of how to respond.

[TroyDT2]

Not common, but some are more likely to do so. Taylor Swift comes to mind.

[Havthrills]

Some will. They probably get millions of messages so it takes a while

[mT2359]

It's called stalking... But i guess the celebrity liked it...

[Babygirl_S]

It's not stalking.

[htmndg183]

Yes. Depends on the lucky fan. Surely out of 10000 1-5 atmost might get a reply or a retweet or a reply to their tweet.

[misspretty_]

It's definitely not common for celebrities to dm their fans, u turned out to be quite lucky. You must be on cloud nine looking at that! Great experience tho.

[Wise4myage]

No, from what I hear, its usually someone who works for a celebrity.

[BJP21]

I had one of the girls from the Tinder Swindler reply back to me. That was kind of cool.

[Bethany22]

I don't think it's common

[Jennz6]

I don’t think so

[User3191989]

Only if it's paid

[Jaggermoves12655]

Damn you're so obsessed

[Zolly99999]

Wow... thats impressive

[BLP11520]

If they do I never heard about it

[_Just_A_girl_]

I don't know.

[shortster]

No, it is uncommon.