McCartney was less reticent to have a selfie taken when he ran into Ryan Reynolds back in 2018. Reynolds, known for his online pranks and love of sarcasm posted a photo of himself with McCartney with the caption: "Have you ever had a dream to meet someone so badly and somehow it comes true? You're welcome, Paul."
Paul is not the first Beatle to put his foot down with fans, as the band's other surviving member, drummer, Sir Ringo Starr, stopped signing for fans after he realised they were making money from them.
He said previously: "I don't autograph. All autographs are on stuff that I've (done). One of my paintings or something I'm involved with, and it goes to charity. It doesn't just go out there for other people to sell."
Ringo also posted a video message for fans where he said that any fan mail would not be read by him, but wished them "peace and love".
He said: "Serious message to everybody watching my update right now peace and love, peace and love. I want to tell you, please. After the 20th of October, do not send fan mail to any address that you have, nothing will be signed after the 20th of October, if that has a date on the envelope, it's going to be tossed. I'm warning you with peace and love I have too much to do. So no more fan mail, thank you, thank you, and no objects to be signed, Nothing.
Anyway, peace, love, peace, of love."