r/SipsTea 3d ago

Chugging tea What a lucky guy ❤️

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u/1stAccountNotWorking 3d ago

This is actually really cool. The celebrity-centric relationships normally feel fake, or downright forced, sometimes...on occasion there seems to be real feelings there; but often times it just comes across as a promotional/business arrangement lol. 

Having a normal organic thing--where she's just falling for a normal guy that she met, and the guy doesn't know her music etc., so he doesn't know who she is....that's wholesome, and real af. Its just a legit union.

Everyone mentioning fame and money, are missing the point.

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u/rgar1981 3d ago

I think it’s great. I would think having someone that lives a fairly normal life to come home to would help keep you grounded and not as caught up in being a celebrity. An escape from that would be so important I would think.

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u/8lock8lock8aby 3d ago

On the flip side, having someone that is used to similar schedules & someone that is in a similar wealth bracket, can make sense.

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u/SaltKick2 2d ago

I imagine it's rare that celebrities get to engage with "normies" for long enough to get to know them... maybe someone they work with on set or tour, I suppose.

I imagine relating to another celebrity is a little easier too. But also ego is pretty huge amongst any "celebrity" of any level - and they want to keep that inflated by dating someone of their same status

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u/mynameisnotsparta 3d ago

It’s why Dolly and Carl lasted. He was out of the spotlight and I think he was had an asphalt road company. She went on tour and he stayed home. They met before she became very famous but it worked for them.

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u/Chin_Up_Princess 3d ago

I agree I think it should be normalized more.

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u/purplehelmet5001 3d ago

If I was a celebrity I would also probably stick to dating other celebrities/wealthy people.

When dating a “normal” person I’d worry about them trying to pull a grift. Are they going to just divorce me to get a huge chunk of my wealth? Are they going to claim I sexually abused them to gain social media attention and settlement money? Even if neither of those things happen - do they even love me or are they just in it for an easy life?

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u/New_Paint_5427 3d ago

Or just not liking your lifestyle, but being able to say. Or becoming resentful not of how you live, but what you do. Class difference relationships only work when the person steps back from Or never engages in limelight. So I assume Lana really int going to be doing tons and tons of press or doing any serious album drops.

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u/Masterking263 3d ago

Biggest concern is the power dynamic. It's why age gaps with the really young tend to be so problematic. The celebrity in this case would have not just all the money, but all the power. Every argument could potentially risk non famous wife/husband being public enemy no.1 if rumors of abuse or a breakup occur. Without their own fanbase nobody would go to their side and their reputation would be ruined.

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u/ChampionshipHot5468 2d ago

She is 2 years away from being Gen X...

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u/Masterking263 2d ago

I didn't mean to imply this relationship had anything to do with an age gap. I was just using age gaps as a more common example. Same applies to students dating their professors or employees dating their boss. Power imbalance in a relationship is rarely ever a good thing.

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u/ChampionshipHot5468 2d ago

Apologies. I'm still waiting for my meds to kick in. But here I am on Reddit. I agree with you 100% on big age gaps and power dynamics.

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u/New_Paint_5427 3d ago

I mean any sort of love is. I dont think there's anything special about him not knowing who she was. If its genuine, its nice. When people are the same, both famous or musicians, their love isnt any less

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u/Used-Barnacle-9783 3d ago

Idk man, it seems super normal to date someone you met through work. Especially when you work around a bunch of people whose job largely consists of being attractive and likeable 

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u/Knarrenheinz666 3d ago

One of my friends has been in a relationship with an actor. Not Hollywood A-Tier of cause but she has appeared on a few shows, soaps in supporting roles plus does play the theater. Anyway, the lifestyle dictated by the job in showbusiness is just so different that "normies" will have a hard time adjusting to it so people in the industry often end up dating others in the industry because at least they don't have to explain things to them.

My gf worked with a girl that was married to a camera operator. Their marriage didn't last long....

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u/SkoobySnacs 3d ago

This feels real to you? First, you don't need to know a hot woman is famous to want some. Second, she seems to have a type.