Well ... in the off-chance a famous person were interested in me, and if I got the chance to get to know him better and decide properly if I might have a connection with him, of course I wouldn't pass up that chance. Fame is one of those things ... means nothing unless you make it mean something. Shouldn't give up a chance at love because of something which can't be helped.

Understandably, if she's famous to the point that he would have to deal with paparazzi, then it's also comprehendable that it can get a little pressured being suddenly thrown into the spotlight.  And as a guy, despite all the hype like "woah you're dating who?!  Dude, that's super!", the whole business of being labeled by the paparazzi simply as "so-and-so's boyfriend" must surely be a bit ego-bruising.  There's also the risk of a minor argument being blown out of proportion and having to deal with rumours because of the attention to the relationship by people who do not know them personally.

While I agree that whether someone is famous or not shouldn't stand in the way of love, I also have to say that the notion is a little dreamy and love needs some good two feet planted on the ground even if your head is in the clouds, high from love.  So personally, I would date someone who is famous but only if I was sure that I can handle what's to come and have his full support in keeping the whole relationship as low-profile as possible.