I was in Russia years ago with the Ms. Universe contest-did very very well-I tell everyone be careful, because you don't want to see yourself on television-cameras all over the place. And again, not just Russia, all over. So would anyone really believe that story? I'm also very much of a germaphobe, by the way. Believe me.
The author Michael Wolff recounts an experience related to the Ms. Universe contest in Russia, emphasizing the overwhelming presence of cameras. He warns people to be cautious, as the visibility on television can lead to unintended consequences. This sentiment reflects his concerns not just about Russia, but about public life in general, where one's image is continuously monitored.
Additionally, Wolff shares insights into the personality of the individual he portrays, revealing a strong aversion to germs. This trait adds another layer to his character, showing a blend of public persona and personal quirks. The interplay of fame and personal fears demonstrates the complexities faced by individuals in the spotlight.
