Between the paparazzi and stalkers, the last thing celebs need is a prankster whose life joy is harassing them.
But sadly, Vitalii Sediuk, the famous prankster, just won't quit. His latest victim was Justin Timberlake while the star was at Paris Fashion Week.
This time, he was hot on the heels (literally) of celeb couple, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel.
For example, in 2011, after singer Madonna had publically expressed her distaste for hydrangea flowers, what does the prankster do?
Then, in 2012, he completely crossed the line by trying to kiss Will Smith while he was on the red carpet for his film Men In Black III.
Unsurprisingly, that wasn't the only time Vitalii got hit by celebs for his antics.
Back in 2013, he was elbowed in the face by Gigi Hadid after he grabbed and lifted her off the ground at Milan Fashion Week.
She also tweeted: "and had EVERY RIGHT to defend myself. How dare that idiot thinks he has the right to man-handle a complete stranger. He ran quick tho."
This led to a restraining order from the actor.
Not to mention, he's tried — and failed — twice to kiss Kim Kardashian's butt.
For instance, he once put his face into Leo DiCaprio's groin while "pranking" him in 2014.
Not much legally, anyways.
He was once fired from his reporting job in 2014 for diving under America Ferrera's dress.
That ban didn't do too much, though, since the prankster managed to sneak in the very next year.
The ambush took place at the Louis Vuitton Paris Fashion Week show.
Security intervened quickly and then Biel and Timberlake continued on their way.
He posted this image on Instagram, along with the witty caption.
"Last night at @louisvuitton. Human anklet not included. Congrats on the collection @nicolasghesquiere!" he wrote.
"[They] were understandably shaken up and startled after this stranger jumped out at them," the source revealed.
"Once inside, Jessica was comforting Justin and rubbing his shoulder."
After his run-in with Timberlake, he even posted a defense for himself on Instagram stories.
He recalled how he and his friends were "attacked and injured by an aggressive homophobe at a gay beach in Kyiv."
He finished by advocating for LGBTG rights. "I hope now something will change to LGBTG community in my country and all over the world feels safe."
