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For the lazy
But then on Sunday, a user named IndigoRoom made a post called “Celebrity Number Six has been found.” The post features a photo that is an exact match of the silhouette, and which other Redditors have not been able to find anywhere else on the internet. According to IndigoRoom, Celebrity Number Six is the Spanish model Leticia Sardá.
I've never heard of that person. I guess I always assumed all of the celebrities were going to be roughly equally famous. People thought it was Olivia Wilde for a long time.
I wouldn’t even qualify them as a celebrity. She’s a Spanish model. Definitely an outlier in that regard.
Adriana Lima, a Victoria's Secret model, is not one but two of the faces on the fabric. Travis Fimmel was also mainly known as a model at the time, his TV stardom was only just starting to rise when the fabric was made.
Finally. What are all these people going to do now that the case is closed though?
Hopefully, they work up another idle investigation. We really need more articles about things that happen on Reddit.
Finally. What are all these people going to do now that the case is closed though?
The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet needs solving.
Here is the original fabric because that apparently doesn’t get linked in an article about solving who is on said fabric
PW;DR
The saga I’m about to explain to you is incredibly frivolous...
that's why I have internet
"Four years ago, on Reddit ..."
Nah.
Who is it?
Spanish model Leticia Sardá is Celebrity Number Six.
Did you open the article?
paywalled, did u read it?
It’s not a paywall, and there are easy ways around them anyway. I use byebyepaywall.com
Paywall starts around the 3rd paragraph. Answer to the question was the very first sentence, right below the title. In large font.
That explains jack shit. The question is what does "Celebrity Number Six" mean, not what's the name of the model.
(The actual answer is that in 2020 some redditor posted pics of curtains with pictures of eight celebrities and it took until now to identify the last one)
...no the question at the top of this comment thread is "who is it?"
And in which case, the answer is written in the subtitle of the article, a single click away. Literally the text when you load the page is:
"Celebrity Number Six' Internet Mystery Is Solved
Jason Koebler, Sep 9, 2024 at 10:28 AM
Spanish model Leticia Sardá is Celebrity Number Six."
Lol, the question was literally "Who is it?"
That's the question you ask when you're looking for someone's name.
"What is it?" Would refer to the curtain mystery
It's literally below the headline. Paywall doesn't matter.
Gee, why didn't I think of that? Thanks for not answering the question.
This is so mild white people can eat it