Meanings of newfound fame in English

So how did Roberts respond to his newfound fame?

Was this the price of my newfound fame?

He talked to the BBC about why he started his photography project and how he is dealing with his newfound fame.

His character, a high school student, was periodically swooned over by young women as he learned to navigate his newfound fame.

Torrei says that she encouraged her then hubby to get a divorce when his newfound fame started to electrify his hormones.

Presley (Eddie Clendening), who already has made his first Hollywood film, is coping with the pressures of newfound fame.

Tipped as Dundee's answer to the Arctic Monkeys, the lads seem to be riding their newfound fame very well, writes Brian Boyd.

The street's newfound fame has attracted a handful of unpleasant remarks online, he said, but they will not let that spoil the fun.

He says his newfound fame is a bit surreal and puzzling -especially the related merchandise -but he's thrilled it's raising money.

That's because the central irony of Marotta's newfound fame is that he may be one of the least-prepared folks in his own office.

Phillips, whose goofball humor and good looks won the hearts of millions of young women, said he was still adjusting to his newfound fame.

But I was getting immediate attention on the internet, and at the beginning, that was the thing I loved the most: the newfound fame.

To find out how this newfound fame is sitting with the traditional minivan buyer, we checked in with Lynne Thompson, a self-described soccer mom.