15 People Who Look So Much Like Celebrities It’s Creepy

4. Miley Cyrus – Doppelganger Needs Security To Protect Her

A waitress from California named Mardee Shackleford is consistently mistaken for Miley Cyrus. She looks so much like the Wrecking Ball singer that she has gotten mobbed by fans in the street who want photos of her. Her resemblance to Cyrus is so identical that when she goes to clubs, security guards have to protect Mardee form being crushed by people who admire how much she looks like the singer. She stated, “Several times I have been sitting in traffic and people have slid open the back door of their car and kids will start yelling ‘Miley!'” She also told Daily Mail, “Sometimes, it feels like I am actually famous or a celebrity, just on a really small scale. It’s been really fun for me.”

3. Rihanna – Lookalike Almost Got Mobbed At Club For Her Resemblance

Boston native Andele Lara has been making a whopping extra $20,000 for looking like Umbrella singer Rihanna. She has amounted thousands of followers, and her photos always go viral because of how much she looks like Rihanna. She looks so much like the star, she has even thought about quitting school to focus on being a full-time Rihanna lookalike. It is amazing how much she looks like the star and looking at her Instagram, it’s easy to see how people can mistake her for Rihanna. She’s even been swarmed at a club after she accidentally ended up at the same club as Rihanna’s ex, Chris Brown.

2. Zayn Malik – Doppelganger Caused A Meltdown

The lookalike for ex-One Direction member Zayn Malik sent girls into a frenzy. Los Angeles stylist Shyan Ranje racked up thousands of Instagram followers after only uploading 55 photos on his page. Shyan looks so much like Malik that hundreds of fans have asked if he was related to the star. In fact, both people have similar physical features and have a shared love for leather jackets, jewelry, and a habit of Instagramming in black and white. Both Zayn’s doppelganger and the star even have Arabic tattoos!

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