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YouTube and Instagram pages.“One of my best shows was the date that I did in Monaco with other look-alikes such as Rihanna,” gushed Desclos, whose goal is to fill the void during lulls between Bieber concerts.Along with being blessed with star-making looks, Desclos works hard to emulate Bieber.“A lot of people told me that I look like Justin Bieber in the past, however, I do make sure to dress like him, said Desclos. “A look or signature style I would say I have of Justin’s is the same tattoos as him.”He added, “Likewise, when I’m onstage, I need to be the most Justin I can be, and I think I’m good at mimicking him.”The Frenchie’s efforts paid dividends as fans have a hard time distinguishing him from the bonafide Biebs — which has led to some strange and hilarious instances of mistaken identity.“I would say the best and funniest reaction I got was people thinking I was Justin and knocking on my hotel door at 2 a.m.,” recounted Desclos while describing one such interaction.

the stunt.The incident was recorded by the comic troll, whose real name is Jason Scoop, and went viral after he posted it Monday on his social media. In the video, Scoop, dressed as Trump, taunted Alec outside of their New York City home as he unloaded luggage from the trunk of an SUV.What the clip didn’t show, according to Scoop, was the moment that Hilaria, 41, allegedly chased him “around the block” in heels and tried to grab his phone.“She lunged for my phone,” Scoop, who is a Trump fan, told TMZ in an interview on Tuesday.“I yelled at my cameraman.

#kamala #kamalaharris #comedy #election“Should I text Trump and be like, ‘Hiii, how are you?” she ponders, while draped in a blanket — still wearing her pantsuit from the previous night.The Kamala clone then takes a jab at all the celebs who endorsed her before going radio silent.“Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, where are you guys now?” she asks. “Because I’m in a basement drinking wine alone.” She also mulls her future.“I think I’ll just become like an influencer.

appeared in an Instagram video dressed in a red leather cap, white top, jeans and dark shades as part of a staged stunt.Complete with a cadre of bodyguards, Leechin, 30, can be seen walking through a mall while being swarmed by “Fearless” fans who were seemingly “Enchanted” to meet the Grammy Award-winning songstress.“Overall, how do you feel about the day so far,” asked YouTube personality Victor Galvan. Leechin responded that she feels “great” and that the prank had gone “better than expected.” In an effort to cause more chaos, Leechin and her fellow pranksters decided to visit downtown Disney.

Rihanna worshipers were savagely bamboozled by a dead-ringer doppelgänger who, while flanked by an army of bodyguards, posed as the pregnant Fenty Beauty billionaire in Brazil over the weekend. “A fake Rihanna in Brazil with security guards and even taking selfies with fans,” laughed a stunned fan on Twitter. The viral tweet was accompanied by a now-trending clip of the RiRi imposter — who’s believed to be Brazilian internet influencer Priscila Beatrice — snapping selfies with swarms of weeping fans, welcoming strangers in the crowd to kiss her bulging belly and speaking fluent Portuguese during an impromptu interview with a local media outlet. In 2020, the professional impersonator scored a staggering 6.2 million views on TikTok with a video of herself dressed as the 34-year-old megastar, née Robyn Rihanna Fenty, and lip-syncing her smash hit “The Monster.” The popular post eventually made its way onto the Instagram-based celebrity news site The Shade Room, where Rihanna jokingly commented, “Where the album sis? #R9” — referring to the repeated requests for her long-awaited ninth studio album.  Neither Beatrice nor representatives for Rihanna immediately responded to The Post’s requests for comment.  But while her most recent faux Fenty flex fooled the flock of screaming buffs in Brazil, fans stateside were starkly unconvinced. “There’s a lady pretending to be pregnant Rihanna in Brazil?!!! People are sick! Very weird.

impersonation of Mayor Eric Adams was interrupted by the Democrat himself on a local morning news TV segment Wednesday.The piece began with Redd dusting off his spoof of the mayor during a virtual live interview with Fox 5 “Good Day New York” anchor Rosanna Scotto.“New York City, this is your mayor. Bing Bong! Eric Adams.