Sorry What? Unusual Things Fans Leave At Celebrity Graves

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Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe: Lipstick Marks
Marilyn Monroe's crypt at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery is adorned with a peculiar form of affection—lipstick marks. Fans kiss her final resting place, leaving behind imprints of devotion that have become a unique part of her legacy.

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Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley: Teddy Bears Galore
Elvis, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, continues to receive a plush tribute. His fans, affectionately known as the "Teddy Bear" fans, leave an array of cuddly toys at his grave at Graceland, symbolizing the enduring love they have for the music icon.

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Jimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix: Guitar Picks
At the grave of guitar virtuoso Jimi Hendrix, fans express their appreciation with a musical touch. Guitar picks of various colors and designs are left as a tribute to the legendary musician, symbolizing the eternal connection between Hendrix and his admirers.

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Leonard Nimoy

Leonard Nimoy: Decorated rocks
‘Star Trek’ icon Leonard Nimoy, famous for his role as “Spock”, receives a unique salute at his grave—decorated rocks. Fans honor Nimoy's legacy by raising their hands in the iconic “Spock” gesture, signifying the lasting impact of his contribution to science fiction.

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Princess Diana

Princess Diana: Stuffed Animals
Princess Diana's grave at Althorp Estate is often adorned with stuffed animals. These toys, reminiscent of her compassionate spirit, serve as a heartfelt homage from fans worldwide who continue to cherish her memory.

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John Lennon

John Lennon: Sunflowers
The iconic member of The Beatles, John Lennon, is honored with a floral tribute of sunflowers at his grave. The bright and vibrant flowers symbolize adoration and eternal sunshine, reflecting the positivity Lennon brought to the world.

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Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston: Perfume Bottles
Whitney Houston's grave is often adorned with perfume bottles. Fans leave these fragrant offerings as a sensory tribute to the legendary singer, connecting olfactory senses with the timeless melodies that defined Houston's career.

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Kurt Cobain

Kurt Cobain: Handwritten Letters
Fans paying respects to Nirvana's frontman, Kurt Cobain, often leave handwritten letters at his memorial site. These letters express personal stories, gratitude, and the enduring impact Cobain's music has had on their lives.

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Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs: Apples
At the final resting place of Apple's visionary co-founder, Steve Jobs, fans often leave apples. This symbolic gesture pays homage to Jobs' iconic company and the groundbreaking contributions he made to the world of technology.

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Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth: Marmalade SandwichesIn honor of the late Queen’s death many people were leaving marmalade sandwiches in plastic bags “for later”, after a clip of “Paddington” bear having tea with the Queen, where he asks: “Perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? I always keep one for emergencies,” to which the Queen responded, “So do I,” revealing one in her purse.

Visiting the final resting places of celebrities has become a ritual for devoted fans seeking to connect with their idols even in death. Beyond traditional flowers and candles, fans often leave unconventional items at these graves, creating a unique tapestry of tributes.

Tributes According To Celebrities Personalities

Here, we explore some unusual offerings left by admirers at the graves of some of the world's most famous and beloved celebrities. They all seem to revolve around what the celebrity was known for or something that the public knew they would like.