A British Brad Pitt lookalike had to delete his dating profiles because women started to 'stalk' him due to his resemblance to the star.
Groundworker Nathan Meads, 35, has been a part time Brad Pitt impersonator for three years.
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Nathan said: "I was first told when I was 20 years old that I looked like Brad Pitt and this continued for about 10 years but I would always just laugh it off.
"Some people would say I must be related to him or that my mum must have had an affair with him."
But while he's very successful in his job, it can interfere with dating, with women said to have accused him of 'catfishing' them.
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Others, obsessed with the real actor, stalk the groundworker, he claims.
He said: "I do get hit on by woman a lot, some of them just can't believe how much I look like him and some of them accuse me of 'catfishing'.
"People always try and live video call me on my Instagram because they don't think I'm real.
"I've tried dating sites before but some women will accuse me of having a fake profile and others literally start stalking me.
"They'll add me on all of my social media profiles and keep messaging me so in the end, I just deleted my dating profiles and I'm just staying single.
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"I'm not really looking for love anyway and don't want to settle down as my daughters are my world and my biggest priority.
"I'm not looking for my Angelina."
Nathan has partied with many celebs, including Rio Ferdinand after meeting the former England defender at his Rosso Restaurant in Manchester.
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Nathan said: "[Rio] had me down on the special guest list.
"I had just started out in my career and one of my agents got asked for me to attend so I met Rio who was really friendly and we said 'hello'.
"It was a great night and good fun but I actually felt a bit embarrassed because I'm just this normal guy."
Nathan earns a good living from his face - between £250 and £500 per appearance for his lookalike work.
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Despite the glamour, the father of two always prioritises his daughters first.
"I'm not really looking for love anyway and don't want to settle down as my daughters are my world and my biggest priority.
"I also turned down ITV's Survival Of The Fittest because it would have meant having to leave my daughters for a few months and I just couldn't do that, I see them every weekend without fail."
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