I wanna talk about Rihanna. She's a world-renowned artist, fashion icon, and philanthropist. First and foremost, she's known as a singer. Her music career began almost 20 years ago and since that moment she's released many hit songs and albums. She's won numerous awards for her music, including 9 Grammy Awards. Recently she returned to the stage, after a 6-year break from music, to perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. I was really happy about it. And rumour has it that next year she's going on tour across the globe to support her upcoming album. By the way, I've heard that she earns around 100 million dollars per concert tour. That's insane.

She is not only one of the world's top-earning and popular singers, but also a successful entrepreneur. She's the founder of Fenty Beauty and Savage X Fenty, two successful fashion and beauty brands that have been praised for their wide range of shades and sizes, something that was previously lacking in the industry.

Rihanna is also a passionate philanthropist. She's been a vocal advocate for social justice causes and has used her platform to raise awareness and funds for various issues, such as education, healthcare, and disaster relief. She's also been an outspoken critic of police brutality and racial injustice.

Overall, Rihanna is a multi-talented artist and businesswoman who has made a significant impact in the music, fashion, and philanthropy worlds. She's a role model for millions of fans. She inspires people to pursue their passions and make a difference in the world. Her success has shown that hard work, talent, and determination can take you anywhere you want to go.

A famous person I’m dying to meet is Melania Trump. I’ve been fascinated by her for years. The first time I saw her was when Trump started his presidential campaign, and she was just… different. Quiet, elegant, kind of mysterious… not your typical First Lady. It’s insane! She’s literally everywhere. You open a magazine or scroll online and there she is, usually looking flawless. Even people who don’t care about politics know her name. But the strange thing is, no one really knows her. She doesn’t talk much, she keeps her opinions to herself, and I think that just makes her even more interesting.

You know, I’d love to meet her in New York… maybe bump into her at a quiet, upscale café or some kind of fashion event. I imagine she’d be super calm, polite, and observant. I wouldn’t even ask her about politics. I’d ask about her life before the spotlight, how she handled all that pressure, and what it was really like living in the White House with the whole world watching. And honestly, I’d also love to hear about her style like, where she shops, who helps her pick those incredible outfits, and how she always manages to look so put-together without saying a word.

There’s just something powerful about someone who says so little but still makes headlines. That’s what I find really fascinating about her. She’s a mystery I’d love to figure out.

One of the many popular people in my country is Marina Mogilko. She is a YouTuber with 2 or 3 million subscribers, Instagram influencer and entrepreneur. Her YouTube channel is dedicated to learning English. And, actually, this is how I found her several years ago.

One day I was looking for an accent reduction course on YouTube. I watched one of her videos, then another one. They were really engaging. I just couldn't stop watching them. I found her personal account on Instagram and started following her.

Her posts proved to be even more interesting than her videos because she wrote a lot about her life in America, described her business strategies, shared her insights with the audience. So I've been following her on Instagram for a few years now. I still find her ideas interesting, so I never miss her posts, especially those that she writes after attending some events.

I'm sure it is her ideas and beliefs have helped her achieve the results I'm dreaming about. So I try to apply some of these things to my life. Some of her ideas are totally different from mine, thus, they made me look at things from a different perspective.

For example, in one of her recent posts she said she started to say more noes than yeses. She said this helps her focus on what's really important to her although there are lots of people who say that we should seize every opportunity that we have. Another interesting idea of hers is not to try to improve more than 2 spheres of your life at a time. Otherwise, you risk spending the whole day digging deeper and deeper into all kinds of problems. As a result, you'll just have a low self-esteem and a bad mood. She also writes about difficulties she faces and what she does to overcome them. She writes about her achievements. It's inspiring. For example, sometimes she starts her post from 'This is how I did something, for example, started my own business at the age of 21 and how you can too'.

A famous person I’m dying to meet is Volodymyr Zelensky. He’s honestly one of the most inspiring people in the world right now. I’ve been following his story for a while, and what really amazes me is how he went from being a comedian to becoming the president of Ukraine… and not just any president, but one who ended up leading his country during a full-scale war.

I first saw him in that show Servant of the People — it’s actually on Netflix, by the way. It was such a clever idea: a regular school teacher suddenly becomes president. At the time, it felt like pure comedy, but now it almost feels like a documentary. The fact that he played that role and then actually became president… it’s just surreal.

These days, he’s everywhere making speeches, visiting soldiers, and working with leaders around the world. But even with all the pressure and global attention, he still comes across as real and grounded. You can tell he’s not just putting on a show. He’s really carrying the weight of what’s happening.

If I ever got the chance to meet him, I’d love it to be somewhere quiet in Kyiv… just a small café, nothing formal. I’d want to ask him how he finds the strength to keep going, how he makes tough decisions, and whether he ever misses his old life, the simpler one.

To me, he’s not just a leader. He's a symbol of courage and resilience. And that’s exactly why I’m dying to meet him.

One of the people that I've always admired is Arnold Schwarzenegger, an American actor, retired professional bodybuildre, a former politician, and a very rich man. So it's not surprising that I'd like to meet him in person. When I was a child, he was my idol, my role model and my inspiration. The walls in my room were covered with posters depicting him. I remember I made quite a scene when someone, probably my my younger brother, tore one of them. It was a tragedy, really.

The first time I saw Arni was probably in the first Terminator movie. By the way, it was one of my favourite movies, so I watched it over and over again. I guess some of the scenes are forever burned into my mind.

I thought he was really cool. And I was really inspired by his success story, a typical story of an underdog. He wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He started from the bottom and became rich and famous. Isn't it amazing? Moreover, almost nobody believed in him. Despite this, Schwarzenegger achieved unprecedented heights and fame.

As you might imagine, I don't know him personally. So, of course, I can't be sure that what I think of him is true, but judging by his achievements, he really is ambitious, hardworking, brave and disciplined. Otherwise, I think he wouldn't have achieved success.

A famous person I'm really interested in is Meghan Markle, an American member of the British royal family and former actress.

I don't know her personally. So, of course, I can't be sure that what I think of her is true, but judging by what I read about her, she's a remarkably strong and courageous person. First of all, it is difficult to live in the spotlight when every single step you take is documented, talked about and oftentimes criticized. But I think that's nothing compared to the fact that whatever you do should be agreed with the royal family and the Queen. And I don't know what it takes to go against the queen's will. So taking into account the circumstances, it's no small feat to challenge the status quo and start living the life as you want. For example, recently Meghan hit the headlines all over the world because Prince Harry and she announced their decision to step back from royal duties. Every time I opened Chrome, I saw the list of top news articles peeking out at me from the bottom of the screen. And there was always some article featuring Meghan Markle and Prince Harry such as 'Meghan Markle returns to Canada' or 'Meghan Markle is criticized by the Queen' and the like.

Also, Meghan, who worked as an actress and philanthropist before marrying Harry, listed her professional experience and called herself a feminist in her official biography on the royal family's website. This is another example showing how fearless she is.

So, I just can't help admiring this. Very few people even dare to quit a job that they aren't happy about, let alone make such a decision. I just wonder what it takes to be able to act like this.

Well, it's not that I'm dreaming to meet her. But I'd like to. So if I met her (although it's an unlikely occurrence), I would just say that I admire her strong will, that I support her decision and that her story is really inspiring.