Alysa Liu's Rise to Fame: Navigating Pressure & Advice

0:00On this March 5th, here's what's making entertainment headlines. Figures skater Alisa Liu just won gold in the Women's Final at the World Championships in Milan on February 19th. Her standout program was set to Donna Summers MacArthur Park. Right after returning home, she headed to New York City for a busy week of media spots. There, she popped up on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and the Today Show, where she even met Daniel Radcliffe. She also visited Simu Liu and the cast of O-Mary at the Lyceum Theater and landed the cover of Teen Vogue. But the spotlight got a bit too bright at the airport when someone chased her all the way to her car. Li shared her frustration online, saying it invaded her personal space and pleading with fans not to do that. Liu first retired from skating at age 16, then made a comeback two years later. Now, with her fame rising fast, she's still adjusting to life as a role model, admitting she's not totally sure she wants that pressure. She has some solid advice for her fans, though.

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