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Léa Seydoux's Iconic Face While Signing A Nude Picture Of Herself

This meme features a candid paparazzi photo of actress Léa Seydoux exiting a black SUV after a public event. She is stopped by a fan asking for an autograph, and the print she is being asked to sign is a nude photograph of Léa herself. Her awkward, side-eyeing, slightly annoyed yet resigned facial expression in this moment is called iconic in the added text at the top of the image. The humor comes from the uncomfortable and awkward situation of a celebrity being asked to sign a nude picture of themselves by a fan, captured perfectly in her very relatable reaction.
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Overview

This meme features a candid paparazzi photo of actress Léa Seydoux exiting a black SUV after a public event. She is stopped by a fan asking for an autograph, and the print she is being asked to sign is a nude photograph of Léa herself. Her awkward, side-eyeing, slightly annoyed yet resigned facial expression in this moment is called iconic in the added text at the top of the image. The humor comes from the uncomfortable and awkward situation of a celebrity being asked to sign a nude picture of themselves by a fan, captured perfectly in her very relatable reaction.

Origin notes

This candid paparazzi photo was taken at a public appearance of Léa Seydoux, and was later edited with added text and circulated as a meme on the 9Gag platform, with the original 9Gag post title 'I saw what you did here...'. It has spread across social media as a reaction meme for awkward, uncomfortable situations.

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