And we all thought the days of Posh wannabes like Chanelle Hayes were all said and done.. think again. Esther Adams (recognize that last name?) is a 31 year old mother who makes a living by impersonating Victoria Beckham. You all are probably saying the same thing I am... how? This woman, if you ask me, looks nothing like Victoria! Even though she's copied her dVb dress and hairstyle from the Fendi party and her Armani ads below. She said she first became aware that she had what Posh had while working as a dancer in a nightclub, "Customers started telling me how much I looked like Posh, and that I should become a lookalike. At the time, I was a single mum and struggling financially, so I contacted some agents and was soon being booked to open clubs and appear in magazines. I could earn between £18,000 and £20,000 a year." However, Esther's day job is not as easy as those of other celebrity impersonators. Esther receives negative comments about her weight - people insist she has an eating disorder, she's called 'Imposhter' on the streets, her children are teased in school, but she continues to do this 'job' because she insists it pays extremely well. 
Esther appeared in a local paper opening a charity event - which led to a stream of abusive emails to the newspaper's website. One emailer wrote: 'Who does she think she is?' Another stated: 'She's a joker! She's a wannabe!' One person wrote: 'I knew she was starving herself to look like Posh, how sad. Does she not realise she looks hideous?' Mrs. Adams response to these comments was, "When I read the comments, I shook with anger. My friends were horrified when I told them about the grief I was getting over the job, but they encouraged me to stick at it. At first, I think people really thought I was Posh, but when they realised it was just me, they started shouting: "Imposhter! Who do you think you are?''' she said. "One woman threw a lit cigarette at me and it bounced off my jacket."
No offense to anybody but why do this? Victoria Beckham has been my role model since I was in eighth grade and the Spice Girls were at their peak. However, even though I admire her, I don't go around trying to be her. I think people in this world look at celebrities and think less of themselves. Some people even doubt their own self esteem. You shouldn't try to become someone your not - or even someone else- just to fill a void. Be yourselves everyone. Each one of us has something unique to offer, without sounding cheesy, and you should be proud to be you.
source: DailyMail
