A principled approach.

Celebrity lifestyle comes with lots of responsibility; jumping on trends and pleasing fans and on the other hand, minimalism is a personal journey and the exact practices may vary from person to person. The key is to align your actions and choices with your values while adapting them to fit your unique circumstances as a famous celebrity.

Practicing minimalism as a famous celebrity can be a unique challenge but it is possible looking at the bright side.

It's a blessing of course to be rich and famous and I'd definitely be grateful if I ever got to that stage in life where I'm the only one amongst my family members who made it to that level. I'd treat my family members to whatever "essential" thing they need. As long as the expense is leaving my purse, it has to be essential.

Being a minimalist doesn't mean settling for bare minimum, it's more of having the essentials and doing away with the excesses. It's just prioritizing experiences over material things.

I love my space very much and I'd hate it if becoming a celebrity takes all that away from me in the sense that I have to buy things out of impulse or have my wardrobe filled with different clothings that can be worn once and never again. There's this shoe that came out recently and I saw many celebs buy and trend on it. I believe this is a one time thing because after the one time photoshoot with the shoe, these people won't wear it out to places anymore as it doesn't even look like something so beautiful that should be worn out for fun. In my opinion, because of the price, it looks like something that should be kept as an artifact that says; "yeah I was able to afford this" or rather it should be kept in a museum.

To maintain my minimalistic lifestyle as a celebrity, I won't buy things on impulse or to just join a trend because others are jumping on it. Instead of accumulating numerous physical belongings, I'd rather focus on collecting meaningful experiences.

Realistically, I engage with activities that align with my values and contribute to my personal growth. With this intact, I don't think being a celebrity can influence the minimalist in me.

Embracing a capsule wardrobe concept has always been my thing. I'll curate a small collection of versatile, high-quality clothing items that can be mixed and matched while investing in timeless pieces that transcend trends and opt for sustainable and ethically produced fashion. I love the part of donating items that are no longer needed to help me maintain a clutter-free closet.

I see celebrities getting endorsement deals here and there and asked myself; "Can't they say no to some of these endorsements?" Dying to curiosity, I asked my Google assistant and it was obvious they could say no. As a celebrity who loves minimalism, I'd be mindful of endorsement deals. I'd definitely practice discernment and align myself with companies and products that resonate with my values.
My living space indeed would be Serene and clutterfree.

With kids in the picture, I'll learn to guard my time and energy so as to have time for them. Being a famous celebrity involves hectic schedules and demands so saying no to some commitments that do not align with my priorities wouldn't hurt my career.

If my kids are born into this kind of environment, with this kind of lifestyle, they'll naturally cultivate it. Children are imitators and they don't act far from how they see their parents act. I will definitely give them a good life but with a principled approach.