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Famous People I would like to meet There are many famous people in the world. Some are in the media, news, and magazines every day and some are more private. In addition, I like the ones that are more private like me. There are many celebrities that are very influential and inspirational. There are a lot of famous people I would like to meet. However, the three famous people I would like to meet are Mariah Carey, Oprah Winfrey, and Joyce Meyer’s. First and for most, the famous person I would like to meet is Mariah Carey. She is phenomenal singer, actress, songwriter, and music producer. Her songs have help me through a lot in my life. Almost every album she has made has been a multiplatinum record. However, Mariah Carey has had her struggles along the way in her career and personal life. She almost killed herself after splitting up with her longtime boyfriend in the early 90’s. Nevertheless, she bounce right back from her depression. She is now doing better than she had ever image. She is married with two beautiful babies and a life that will not stop. She has helped me see that no matter what happens you can overcome it. Secondly, Oprah Winfrey is a famous person I would like to meet. She is a media proprietor, talk show host, actress, and a philanthropist. Oprah grew up without anything. She has been faced with many hardships throughout her life. She has been able to overcome all the obstacles in her path to get where she is today. She is a very generous, and kind hearted person. She is very influential. She has made a big impact on the diverse community. She gives people hope, motivates, and encourages them. It truly would be a honor to me such intelligent, generous person like Oparh. Last but not least, Joyce Meyer is a famous person I would like to meet. She is a charismatic Christian Author and speaker. She is a true woman of god. There is nothing that you and I have faced that she has not gone through

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