Celebs make headlines for all different reasons.
Sometimes, it's happy, like when they announce the arrival of their new children. Other times, it's hilarious, like when we learn about one of Ryan Reynold's troll wars.
But most of the time, headlines are made from celebs doing things that cross the line. This ranges from the bad to the very, very bad.
Here are 10+ times celebs made headlines for the wrong reasons.
In 2001, the actress stole $5,560 of items from Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills.
The incident has stayed with her since then and even stalled her career for a long time before she worked on Stranger Things.
The world had so much sympathy for the actor when he told Chicago police that he had been attacked by two men who put a noose around his neck and yelled racist and anti-gay remarks.
He's been slapped with a lot of charges since then, including six felony counts of disorderly conduct.
While the attack is labeled as a hoax, Jussie maintains his innocence.
Her now-deleted insensitive tweet had said: "muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby = vj."
As a result, the sitcom Roseanne was canceled.
When someone gets plastic surgery, it usually enhances their life and career.
But that wasn't the case for the Dirty Dancing star whose surgery has been considered one of the biggest plastic surgery fails.
“It was the nose job from hell. I’ll always be this once-famous actress nobody recognzes because of a nose job," she said.
In addition to this, the Clueless actress asserted that being transgender is a lifestyle choice.
She was soon slammed because of her controversial beliefs.
The Olympic swimmer went from the Golden Boy of America to one of the most-controversial in 2016.
This was after he claimed that he and his teammates were robbed at gunpoint one night in Rio de Janeiro.
"I over-exaggerated that story and if I had never done that we wouldn't be in this mess," Ryan said in an interview with NBC
This happened in 2006 when he was arrested for an alleged DUI in 2006.
He told the officer, "The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world," as well as asking one officer, "Are you a Jew?"
We're still face-palming over this one.
The model played the part of someone "ending" a protest by handing a police officer a can of Pepsi. Given the history of police brutality, this wasn't well-received.
The Full House actress and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, were accused of paying $500,000 to fake athletic rowing credentials for their daughter, Olivia.
After the FBI completed a thorough investigation, the actress became one of the parents ordered to serve jail time.
She was ordered to spend two months in prison, while actress Felicity Huffman spent 14 days.
The rapper unleashed a new level of WTF when he said that he checks his 18-year-old daughter's hymen annually at the gynecologist.
This is to make sure she hasn't had sex.
"Just check the hymen, please, and give me back my results expeditiously,'" he shared.
Not surprisingly, T.I.'s comments were met with tons of backlash online.
The 30 Rock actor seriously lost his cool when his daughter, Ireland, missed his scheduled call.
Even worse, Ireland was only 11 at the time of his angry voicemail.
Yes, really.
In 2013, there was footage released of him "relieving" himself.
Thing is, it wasn't in the toilet or the bushes; it was in a bucket near an NYC restaurant's food preparation area.
The phrase "don't kiss and tell" exists for a reason. Fans thought that it was in poor taste for the signer to rank her exes from first to last in bed.
She ended up ranking John Mayer first, Orlando Bloom second, and Diplo third.
Given the fact that Perry is currently engaged to Bloom, this is awkward.
