It must be pretty hard being Jon Sno- sorry, we mean Kit Harington. Yes he's a successful actor and he has a really cool fiancé (we hear Game Of Thrones pays a pretty penny too), but he also has to deal with people going up to him the whole time asking for pictures.

Even a Spice Girl can't resist saying, 'You know nothing Jon Snow' when face to face with the King of the North.

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So we suppose it's fair-enough that the 30-year-old actor wants a little privacy, and he told the Guardian that he doesn't really like taking photos with fans.

In his interview, he claims that the first season was probably his favourite, saying, 'Maybe the most special year was the first. We weren't being recognised in the street, we didn't know what we were doing, we were having a great time.'

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He sets aside times when he will refuse photos with fans, but he always refuses them with his fiancé and former co-star Rose Leslie.

He explained, 'you just have to, otherwise you start feeling like a mannequin. Especially me and Rose, we never do a photo together. Because then it makes our relationship feel like… puppets. Like we're a walking show.'

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The London-born actor wants to keep his relationship on the down-low, saying, 'I don't believe in talking about one's relationship in the press because it's… I strongly believe it's her relationship and mine, and anything I say here, she may not want me to say. So I just don't say it. I genuinely think it's our private life.'

We suppose we understand, though, perhaps he'll make an exception for us?

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