Random 'Stars' Who Always Show Up At Awards Shows

We're starting out with probably the heaviest hitter on this list. There is rarely a major red carpet that Heidi Klum misses. In 2016, she was at the Emmys, the MTV VMAs, the Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards, and the Oscars. In 2017, she's already attended both the Golden Globes and the Grammys. And while Klum is known for many things, like being a supermodel, hosting Project Runway, America's Got Talent, and coming up with unbeatably original Halloween costumes every year, none of those things are critically acclaimed music, television, or movies. So, why is she always rubbing elbows with Hollywood's A-List?

For starters, you can circle right back to that supermodel thing. Beautiful women have been mainstays on red carpets since the first one was rolled out. Plus, Klum was married to Seal for six years, so that would explain her Grammys appearances (although not post-split). But we actually think we may be overthinking this whole thing, because to observe Klum on the red carpet for even a moment is to see that she absolutely loves every second of it. Check out the video below to see her continuously twirling at the behest of screaming paparazzi without her smile fading for a second. You think Jennifer Aniston takes that kind of direction from the press? Not a chance.

Amber Rose is the curvaceous and outspoken model whose rising fame coincided with her relationship with rapper Kanye West. It was on West's arm that Rose made her first red carpet appearance at the Grammys in 2008, according to Screener. Obviously, that romance fizzled, but Kanye's voluptuous ex had no intention of fading from the spotlight. She continued her modeling career and even landed a gig as the face of Smirnoff Vodka. All the while, she was knocking the red carpet dead as a beautiful, but relative unknown with her signature shaved head and risque, skin-baring looks at events like the ESPYs, the Maxim Hot 100 Party, and even the Vanity Fair Oscars Party.

In 2011, Rose found love with another rapper, Wiz Khalifa, whom she married in 2012, so she once more found herself as a red carpet plus-one. Their marriage only lasted until 2016, but it ended so amicably that they actually celebrated the split at a strip club, according to People. Classy. But Rose was far from done being the talk of the red carpet, because at a pre-party for the 2017 Grammys, she and Khalifa kissed in front of a throng of cameras, causing a frenzy of reconnection speculation. However, she quickly took to Instagram (Via US Weekly) to squash it. Regarding her relationship with Khalifa, she wrote "We've been through hell and back so a kiss on the lips for a photo and a night out of fun is not a big deal for either of us, we are in a great place but we are very much still divorced and not together." This woman knows exactly how to cause drama when she wants to, and something tells us she'll be stirring it up both on and off the red carpet for a long time.

We already mentioned Kim Kardashian's association with Paris Hilton, and how through a similar re-brand, not to mention eventually marrying one of the most famous musicians alive, Kanye West, she has also managed to turn herself into widely recognized star. But in a three times removed from legitimate fame situation, Kim's sisters have also become red carpet darlings.

Starting in 2008, the year after Keeping Up With The Kardashians debuted, Kourtney strutted her stuff at Jermaine Dupri's Pre-Grammy Party, the ESPYs, and the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. That same year, Khloe got invites to a the Maxim Super Bowl event, the MTV Australia Awards, and the GQ Men Of The Year Party. Kendall and Kylie were still pretty young at this point, but even at just 14-years-old, Kendall went to the ESPYs and the Teen Choice Awards. Fast-forward to the time of this writing, and it's nearly impossible see a movie premiere, award show, or other Hollywood event without a Kardashian or Jenner in attendance. Say what you will about the whole "famous for no reason" thing, but these ladies had a goal and they achieved it. Sure, that goal happened to be doing minimal work, yet basking in the same limelight of the acting and musical professionals who busted their butts to get there, but they did it all the same.

Probably more well-known to British readers, Lady Victoria Hervey (or Lady V as she is also known) is the only person on this list with an actual, bonafide title. She is a literal aristocrat, daughter to Victor Hervey, 6th Marquess of Bristol. We're not even really sure what it means to be a "Marquess" or the daughter of one, but we know it somehow gets you a ticket to the hottest parties on both sides of the Atlantic. According to The Telegraph, after Lady V become a tabloid mainstay in London thanks to her luxe lifestyle and nightly partying, she expatriated to the U.S. in 2003.

After a few years of easing herself into America's high society by sticking to Fashion Week front rows and the occasional movie premiere, Lady V advanced a level and started showing up at Cannes. Sure, that means she had to go to France to get the attention of Hollywood royalty, but before long she was spotted at the Golden Globes, Oscar parties, and elite charity events. It should also be noted that Lady V brings a uniqueness to the red carpet that may have factored in to her repeat appearances. And that uniqueness is being fully clothed, yet somehow still as naked as public decency laws will allow. This woman probably owns a set of pasties for every day of the week and in multiple colors, because could you imagine if she'd ever gotten caught wearing black ones under a nearly transparent white dress? Her high-born family would have been mortified for sure.

By 2011, Stacy Keibler was attending top-tier events like the Oscars and the Cannes Film Festival with her then-boyfriend, George Clooney. But for years before that, the long-legged beauty was dominating the red carpet all on her own. According to her WWE Superstars profile, Keibler is a former Baltimore Ravens cheerleader who built a solid career as a WCW Nitro Girl before becoming a WWE Diva in 2002. When she retired from wrestling in 2006, it was clear Keibler wanted to pursue acting, which also happened to be right around the time that she kicked her red carpet game into overdrive.

That year alone, she showed up to Oscars and Grammys parties, as well as a bunch of movie premieres, and countless fashion show front rows. The acting career never really took off, but her Dancing With The Stars appearance was well received, and she continued making personal appearances and generally hanging around the Hollywood scene up to and throughout her "Clooney years." The perpetual bachelor slipped from her grasp in 2013, the same year she met her now-husband, Jared Pobre. Shortly after they married in 2014, Keibler's affinity for the bright lights of Hollywood's biggest nights seemed to fade. In 2015, she was spotted at only two charity events, and she hasn't been been on a red carpet since. She's also the mother of a two-and-a-half year old at the time of this writing, so that should be all the explanation needed for why she when from a "Who is she?" to a "Where did she go?"