follow a celebrity
/ˈfɒl.əʊ ə səˈleb.rə.ti/
Meaning
This phrase means to subscribe to a famous person's social media updates or to keep track of their news and public life. It is commonly used when talking about social networks like Instagram, TikTok, or X (Twitter). The tone is neutral and very common in modern life.
Examples
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If you follow a celebrity on Instagram, you can see their daily updates.
If you follow a celebrity on Instagram, you can see their daily updates.
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I don't usually follow a celebrity unless I really like their movies.
I don't usually follow a celebrity unless I really like their movies.
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Many teenagers follow a celebrity to copy their fashion style.
Many teenagers follow a celebrity to copy their fashion style.
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She decided to follow a celebrity chef to get new cooking ideas.
She decided to follow a celebrity chef to get new cooking ideas.
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Why do so many people follow a celebrity they don't even like?
Why do so many people follow a celebrity they don't even like?
Common Mistakes
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✗ I follow to a celebrity on TikTok.
✓ I follow a celebrity on TikTok.
The verb 'follow' is transitive and does not need the preposition 'to' before the direct object.
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✗ I am following a famous.
✓ I am following a celebrity.
The word 'famous' is an adjective. You need the noun 'celebrity' or 'famous person' to complete the sentence.
Related Expressions
Practice
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I decided to ___ on Instagram to see her outfits.
💡 Action of subscribing to a famous person's social media page.
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follow a celebrity
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Do you think it is healthy to ___ so closely?
💡 Keeping track of a famous person's life.
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follow a celebrity