17-year-old Sarah is unique among celebrities. She’s not a famous actress or singer, but instead has garnered a cult following for the thousands of photos she’s taken with actual celebrities, earning her the nickname “Stalker Sarah.” A lengthy profile in the New York Times magazine reveals just how much work goes into being a teenage celebrity stalker, which involves 40 hours of work each week spent tracking down stars with her father. And it’s definitely working — she’s uploaded more than 6,000 photos online, and has connections and tracking skills that would put many full-time paparazzi to shame. Check out the full profile in the Times right now.
What it takes to be a teenage celebrity stalker
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