29 Celebs Who Tanked Their Own Career With A Single Post

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1. MLB pitcher-turned-broadcast expert Curt Schilling ruined his vocation implicit *two* tweets a twelvemonth apart. The archetypal was a meme speechmaking "It's said ONLY 5-10% of Muslims are extremists. In 1940, ONLY 7% of Germans were Nazis. How'd that go?" Schilling added, "The mathematics is staggering erstwhile you get to existent #'s." He deleted the tweet minutes aboriginal aft backlash, but the harm was done. ESPN pulled him from covering the Little League World Series and aboriginal suspended him from covering the full 2015 season.

Then, successful 2016, aft North Carolina passed a measure restricting transgender radical from utilizing the bath of their choosing, Schilling wrote connected Facebook, "A antheral is simply a antheral nary substance what they telephone themselves. I don't attraction what they are, who they slumber with, men's country was designed for the penis, women's not truthful much. Now you request laws telling america differently? Pathetic." He besides posted a meme of a antheral successful a wig and skirt captioned "LET HIM IN! to the restroom with your girl oregon other you're a narrow-minded, judgmental, unloving racist bigot who needs to die." ESPN's connection called the posts "unacceptable" and terminated his contract.

Schilling is inactive a nationalist figure, but he's moved to the acold right. He joined blimpish media institution Breitbart News soon aft his ESPN ousting and has continued to stock arguable and violative tweets. It seems improbable he'll ever person mainstream occurrence again, and helium seems to person earnestly damaged his chances of being elected to the Hall of Fame.

2. Actor-comedian Gilbert Gottfried drew aggravated backlash for his insensitive jokes astir the 2011 tsunami successful Japan. He tweeted a twelve jokes astir the catastrophe that killed thousands, including, "I conscionable divided up with my girlfriend, but similar the Japanese say, 'They'll beryllium different 1 floating by immoderate infinitesimal now.'" Gottfried was rapidly fired from 1 of his astir lucrative gigs: voicing the Aflac duck. (Aflac does a batch of concern successful Japan.) His vocation continued until his 2022 death, but the Aflac gig was a large loss.

3. In 2017, Roseanne Barr made a immense comeback with the reboot of Roseanne, which became 1 of TV's biggest hits. But aft she tweeted a racist remark astir Barack Obama advisor Valerie Jarrett, penning that she looked similar if the “muslim brotherhood & satellite of the apes had a baby," ABC canceled the show. It aboriginal launched the spin-off The Conners without Barr, sidesplitting disconnected her character.

Barr initially apologized and claimed she hadn’t realized Jarrett was Black, saying she was referring to the fascist themes of Planet of the Apes and Jarrett’s relation successful the Iran atomic deal. She besides said she had taken Ambien and antidepressants and drunk 2 beers earlier posting. More recently, though, she said, "I made the mistake of apologizing, and it lone got worse aft that. Never apologize to the Left due to the fact that they hitch that jackboot close successful your look successful the mud if you apologize.” She has besides said, "God told maine to bash what I did," so...make of that what you will.

Barr's vocation ne'er recovered. She aboriginal made a stand-up peculiar for Fox Nation and appeared successful an animated bid from the blimpish Daily Wire, but her opportunities person mostly been constricted to right-wing media, and nary has approached the occurrence of Roseanne.

4. Gina Carano's modulation from pro wrestler to histrion seemed to beryllium a immense occurrence pursuing a starring relation successful the deed Star Wars bid The Mandalorian. But successful aboriginal 2021, Carano posted a photograph to societal media comparing being a Republican to being a Jew during the Holocaust, which led fans to excavation up much problematic posts successful which she denounced wearing look masks and claimed elector fraud successful 2020.

She was asked not to instrumentality to the Disney+ show, and spinoff plans for her quality were scrapped. "Her societal media posts denigrating radical based connected their taste and spiritual identities are abhorrent and unacceptable," a Lucasfilm typical said. She was besides dropped by her agency.

Shortly after, Carano announced she would develop, produce, and prima successful the movie White Knuckle with the Daily Wire. But she scrapped the movie alternatively than marque it nether national COVID vaccine requirements and alternatively made the non-union Western Terror connected the Prairie, which was released online by the Daily Wire successful 2022 to small fanfare. Carano besides appeared successful My Son Hunter, the far-right fictionalized portrayal of Hunter Biden's overseas concern deals. Recently, she returned to wrestling with a azygous lucifer and seems perchance funny successful a comeback there; clip volition archer if this is successful.

5. Shortly aft Donald Trump took bureau successful 2017, Kathy Griffin posted a photograph connected Twitter and Instagram of herself holding a disguise of his bloodied, severed head. She faced aggravated backlash, and Griffin apologized (after antecedently defending the post), stating she'd gone excessively far. She was dropped from CNN's New Year's Eve special, and Squatty Potty terminated a run with her. Griffin was adjacent enactment connected a no-fly database and investigated by the Secret Service.

Griffin herself stated that her "entire manufacture turned on" her, and she was blacklisted for years, contempt a palmy satellite drama circuit afterward. Since the scandal, her specials have been self-produced due to the fact that networks and streamers don't privation to subordinate with her. The photograph yet outgo her millions successful ineligible fees and much successful missed opportunities. Griffin inactive tours, but says she'll ne'er beryllium connected TV again.

6. Hartley Sawyer was rapidly becoming a instrumentality favourite connected The Flash erstwhile his aged racist, misogynistic, and anti-gay tweets surfaced connected societal media. Some tweets referred to assaulting women, with 1 reading, "Date rape myself truthful I don't person to masturbate." Sawyer was fired from the show, and his quality was written off.

Sawyer apologized connected Instagram, writing, "My words, irrelevant of being meant with an intent of humor, were hurtful, and unacceptable." He mostly stepped backmost from the manufacture and has nary upcoming projects; his burgeoning vocation is dormant owed to a fewer tweets.

7. British histrion Shila Iqbal faced a akin vocation downfall. After being promoted to a bid regular connected the long-running ITV British soap opera Emmerdale, aged anti-gay and racist tweets resurfaced, including 1 utilizing the n-word. "I americium terribly atrocious and instrumentality afloat work for my usage of specified inappropriate language," Iqbal said successful a statement. However, she besides pushed backmost against her ousting, saying the show's execs wanted to "make an illustration of her" and that her property astatine the clip of the tweets (19) "should person been taken into account."

"It was influenced by the hip-hop euphony we were listening to," Iqbal said, defending her language. "It did find the connection we used. I didn't recognize the existent meanings down them, the implications and the wounded those words could cause." Still, ITV stood by their decision, and it seems Iqbal has struggled to find enactment since. Her past TV relation aired successful 2020.

8. After Kevin Hart was tapped to big the Oscars successful 2018, aged anti-gay tweets resurfaced, including the 2011 tweet: "Yo if my lad comes location & try's 2 play with my daughters doll location I'm going 2 interruption it implicit his caput & accidental n my dependable 'stop that's gay.'" Hart initially asked radical to "stop being negative," but aboriginal decided to measurement down from hosting the Oscars and apologize owed to the aggravated backlash. He tweeted, "I'm atrocious that I wounded people.. I americium evolving and privation to proceed to bash so."

This surely didn't extremity Hart's career; helium was appearing successful interviews and promoting his films passim overmuch of the controversy. Still, the backlash caused radical to spot Hart successful a caller light, and it outgo him 1 of the apical jobs successful Hollywood.

9. Beauty YouTuber Laura Lee besides came nether occurrence successful 2018 for resurfaced tweets, including ones utilizing slurs and different reading, "Tip for each achromatic radical if you propulsion ur pants up you tin tally from the constabulary faster.. #yourwelcome." This led to Lee losing fractional a cardinal subscribers implicit the adjacent month, and brands similar Ulta backing out of collaborations. Lee fundamentally mislaid tens of thousands of dollars — astatine slightest — from the scandal.

Lee besides made things worse for herself by posting an apology video successful which she cried and blamed her comments connected having grown up successful the Deep South. The video was deemed insincere and contributed to her follower loss; the video received acold much dislikes than likes. Her subscriber number has somewhat recovered since then, but it's inactive good beneath 5 million, which she'd surpassed anterior to the scandal.

She aboriginal took down the video because she said she came crossed excessively overmuch arsenic the victim, which she wasn't, saying it didn't bespeak her thoughts connected the substance now.

10. In 2023, the couple's That '70s Show costar, Danny Masterson, was recovered blameworthy of intersexual battle and sentenced to 30 years to beingness successful prison. Fans were shocked and disappointed to larn that Kutcher and Kunis, longtime friends of Masterson, had written letters to the justice successful his lawsuit asking for leniency for the disgraced actor. After the backlash, Kutcher and Kunis apologized successful a VERY poorly received Instagram video.

In the video, they apologized and said they supported victims of intersexual battle and abuse. They claimed Masterson's household asked them to constitute the letters, which "were intended for the justice to work and not to undermine the grounds of the victims oregon retraumatize them successful immoderate way." Fans mostly felt the excuses displayed a deficiency of attraction for the victims. Kutcher and Kunis inactive person careers, but nationalist sentiment has undergone a existent shift.

11. Though the worst apology video is astir apt Colleen Ballinger's ukulele apology. Ballinger skyrocketed to fame successful the precocious 2000s done her change ego, Miranda Sings. The quality wasn't lone large connected YouTube; she besides had her ain Netflix peculiar and show. Then, successful 2023, allegations came retired that Ballinger had enactment underage fans successful exploitative positions and engaged with them successful inappropriate ways. Brands began to propulsion ads from Ballinger's projects arsenic nationalist backlash increased, but the nail successful the coffin for Ballinger was her "apology" video...which was successful song.

She begins, "Even though my squad has powerfully advised maine to not accidental what I privation to say, I precocious realized that they ne'er said that I couldn't sing what I privation to say, so..." past plays the ukulele portion singing her denials astir being a groomer. The video was widely mocked, and fundamentally killed her career.

As for the contented of the apology, Ballinger claimed that she'd overshared and made jokes successful mediocre taste, but that she hadn't been intentionally creepy oregon predatory to young fans. She besides said that her contented has ever been labeled PG-13 and that she's relied connected parents to determine if it's due for their kids to be her shows oregon ticker her content.

Nowadays, Ballinger is mostly lone progressive connected her vlog channel; she has not posted connected her main transmission oregon TikTok since 2023.

12. Social media prima Sienna Mae Gomez besides came nether occurrence for a cringeworthy effect to allegations. Rumors that she had groped chap YouTuber and collaborator Jack Wright began to swirl successful 2021. A video was past posted connected TikTok earlier being removed, showing a pistillate (the poster claimed it was Gomez) kissing what seemed to beryllium a drunk/passed retired Wright with her manus connected his crotch. Gomez denied the allegations against her, claiming the video was edited and that A) Wright was not unconscious, B) helium kissed her back, C) it was mean for them to buss astatine the time, and D) that her manus was not connected his crotch, but his thigh.

Gomez mislaid hundreds of thousands of followers amid the contention and took a abbreviated interruption from societal media, returning successful July 2021. Her since-deleted instrumentality video stated she'd taken a period disconnected owed to "the negativity surrounding" her platform. In a voiceover accompanying a bid of utmost close-ups of Gomez successful her underwear, she stated that she uses societal media to animate others and preach self-love. She past performed an interpretive creation to Sam Smith's "Young." The video rapidly became the taxable of mockery and was aboriginal deleted.

Mae is inactive around; she currently has 12.7 cardinal followers connected TikTok and runs a bathing suit brand, truthful her vocation is acold from dead. But radical proceed to bring up her creation video online.

13. While it's hard to pin down immoderate 1 infinitesimal that tanked Kanye's career, his antisemitic tweets arguably caused the astir worldly loss. In 2022, Ye was suspended from Instagram aft posting a photograph of a substance speech with Diddy, successful which helium accused the rapper of lone contacting him (about a "white lives matter" garment successful his manner collection) due to the fact that Jewish radical made him. He past tweeted that helium was going "death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE" and was suspended from Twitter (now X), too.

In the aftermath of the controversy, Ye was dropped by his endowment agencies, CAA and 33 & West. Adidas, Foot Locker, JP Morgan bank, and Balenciaga canceled partnerships with Ye and his brands. Ye apologized successful 2023, past reignited contention successful 2015 by selling swastika T-shirts and releasing the opus "Heil Hitler." He past apologized again astatine the opening of this year, though immoderate felt this was conscionable owed to the information that helium was astir to merchandise an album.

Ye inactive has a vocation arsenic of now, and his astir caller album, Bully, was well-received, but it was besides his first solo medium successful 20 years not to spell to #1. Critics and fans alike find it hard to abstracted Ye from his controversies, and aggregate of his concerts this twelvemonth were canceled owed to backlash. I conjecture clip volition archer if Ye tin ever crook it around.

14. While CeeLo Green's vocation chiefly tanked due to the fact that of allegations of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman, helium didn't assistance matters by tweeting astir the lawsuit successful 2012. He wrote: "If idiosyncratic is passed retired they're not adjacent WITH you consciously! truthful WITH Implies consent" and "People who person truly been raped REMEMBER!!!" Rape charges were yet not filed owed to a deficiency of evidence, and his charges were reduced to supplying ecstasy to the woman.

Green later apologized, calling his tweets "highly irresponsible." Still...there's truly nary coming backmost from specified unspeakable comments, peculiarly coupled with those allegations. Green is inactive astir today, but his vocation is simply a shade of what it erstwhile was for the erstwhile chart-topper.

15. YouTuber Brooke Houts, who had implicit 300,000 subscribers astatine the time, faced large backlash successful 2019 aft seemingly uploading the unedited mentation of a video she was making astir pranking her Doberman with cling wrap. Before the prank adjacent begins, the footage shows Houts hitting, pushing, and spitting connected the canine — behaviour that viewers were presumably ne'er meant to see. Houts rapidly deleted the video, and fans speculated that she'd accidentally uploaded the earthy footage alternatively of the edited mentation she intended to post.

The video, which was rapidly removed, caused outrage connected societal media and led to Houts being investigated for carnal cruelty by the LAPD (though they did not record charges). She's mostly disappeared from societal media successful the years since.

16. Myka and James Stauffer were fashionable household vloggers who often posted astir parenting their 4 children connected YouTube. Then, successful 2017, the parents adopted then-2-year-old Huxley from China. They documented the difficulties of this process, arsenic good arsenic Huxley being diagnosed with autism post-adoption. Then, successful 2020, Huxley began to vanish from their videos. They past posted a agelong video saying helium had been "rehomed."

The backlash was beardown and swift, with respective brands cutting ties with the Stauffers. They deleted their YouTube channel, and Myka has not posted connected Instagram since her apology. James currently runs a car detailing account.

17. While YouTuber JayStation's contented (usually involving him entering locations aft hours and trying to get retired without triggering alarms) had ever been controversial, helium reached a caller debased erstwhile helium was accused of faking the decease of his girlfriend, Alexia Marano. While this ruse really continued implicit aggregate videos astir her "death," possibly the astir infamous was 1 wherever JayStation (real name: Jason Ethier) attempted to interaction her utilizing an Ouija board.

Ethier soon admitted the full happening was a lie, claiming Marano was successful connected it but that she'd since near him. Marano past spoke retired and said she hadn't wanted to spell done with it, but that she was acrophobic of Ethier, whom she called controlling. Ethier claimed Marano was trying to ruin his beingness with mendacious accusations astir an battle weapon. Ethier's vocation took a monolithic hit, and his YouTube accounts were aboriginal suspended, which marked the extremity of his YouTube career.

18. Beauty guru James Charles's vocation was riddled with contention from the beginning, but Tati Westbrook's 2019 "Bye, Sister" video was the opening of the end. In the video, Westbook elaborate the breakdown of her relationship with Charles and accused Charles of being sexually manipulative, which Charles denied successful a effect video. The speech astir Charles led to exemplary Gage Gomez accusing him of pressuring him into intersexual situations aboriginal that month. Charles responded connected Twitter and said thing that had gone down betwixt him and Gomez was consensual and that they'd been talking for galore months prior.

Then successful 2021, Charles was accused of grooming an underage lad and sending explicit photos connected Snapchat. Charles did not contradict the messages betwixt the 2 but did contradict knowing the boy's property was 16. Three much boys came guardant claiming inappropriate behaviour from Charles, and Charles was fired arsenic the big of Instant Influencer. Charles apologized to 2 victims and said helium was unaware of the powerfulness dynamics astatine play portion messaging them, but denied different allegations. Morphe past chopped ties with Charles (though Charles's squad stated they requested this), and YouTube temporarily demonetized his videos. Charles mislaid up to millions of dollars.

Charles inactive regularly posts YouTube videos, but they receive vastly less views than successful the past. In 2021, helium surpassed the infamous Jeffree Star arsenic the astir disliked quality YouTuber. While Tati's video didn't singlehandedly instrumentality him down, successful retrospect, it feels similar the archetypal domino to fall.

Charles launched the constitution marque Painted post-Scandal, which appears to beryllium moderately successful, but the harm done to Charles' relationships with brands has constricted its quality to find mainstream occurrence (for example, the 2 largest American quality retailers, Ulta and Sephora, bash not transportation the brand).

19. Shane Dawson was 1 of the archetypal large YouTube stars backmost successful the 2000s. Then, successful the 2010s, immoderate of his older videos began to resurface, with fans pointing to jokes helium had made astir pedophilia, race, and carnal abuse. He apologized successful June 2020, but the harm was done, particularly after helium was accused of sexualizing Willow Smith arsenic a minor. Target pulled his books, and YouTube temporarily demonetized Dawson's videos.

Dawson past took a agelong interruption from YouTube but returned successful precocious 2021, though his videos were less successful than they had been previously.

20. Swedish streamer and YouTuber PewDiePie became wildly fashionable successful the 2010s for his video-game-related content. Several videos attracted contention implicit the years, but it ramped up aft a video successful which helium hired 2 men done Fiverr to clasp a motion saying, "Death to each Jews." This led outlets to bash a deeper dive into PewDiePie's videos, wherever they recovered further antisemitic imagery and jokes. The backlash was intense: His YouTube Red show, Scare PewDiePie, was canceled, and Disney chopped ties with him. Google Preferred besides chopped him from their advertizing program.

He aboriginal moved to Japan, wherever helium continues to station videos. However, helium is not rather arsenic palmy arsenic helium erstwhile was, and helium was surpassed arsenic the astir subscribed-to transmission connected YouTube.

21. YouTuber-turned-wrestler Logan Paul besides faced contention passim his career, but things took a notable crook successful 2017 aft he posted a video titled "We recovered a dormant assemblage successful the Japanese Suicide Forest." The video, which showed a corpse, garnered wide backlash, and YouTube took Paul disconnected its Google Preferred advertisement tier. Paul took a three-week interruption from YouTube and past apologized, donating $1 cardinal to termination prevention. However, helium soon posted videos involving tasering dormant rats and giving "CPR" to a koi fish, and YouTube pulled each ads from his videos.

This ungraded fundamentally ended Paul's vocation arsenic 1 of YouTube's biggest regular vloggers. In the six months earlier the scandal, his regular vlogs generated astir 2.55 cardinal views, but implicit the ensuing 5 months post-scandal, that fell to astir 630 million. Advertisers fled, and YouTube chopped him retired of respective premium programs and projects. Paul, of course, has been precise palmy since past arsenic a wrestler and successful the nutrient and beverage business, but his YouTube vocation was ne'er the same. He's also 1 of the astir widely hated celebrities.

22. Shock jock Anthony Cumia had a longtime gig co-hosting the Opie and Anthony vigor amusement until 2014, erstwhile helium claimed connected Twitter that a Black pistillate had punched him successful Times Square, writing, "She's fortunate I was a achromatic ineligible weapon proprietor oregon she'd beryllium dead." He continued to rant connected Twitter passim the night, utilizing the c-slur and different violative connection astir the woman's sex and race. SiriusXM dropped him, with a spokesperson calling the tweets "abhorrent."

Cumia made things worse by refusing to apologize, defending his words, and lambasting the outer vigor giant's determination to occurrence him. "Sirius decided to cave and occurrence me. Welcome to bizarre world. Fired for s - - - that wasn't adjacent connected the aerial & wasn't illegal," helium wrote connected Twitter. In the aftermath of his ousting, Cumia created his ain subscription-based podcast level and produced his ain amusement there. Cumia's vocation continued via this and different right-leaning platforms and stations, but it's harmless to accidental his entreaty is acold little wide than before.

23. British vigor property Danny Baker saw his vocation instrumentality a nosedive aft a tweet astir Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. Back erstwhile their lad Archie was born, Baker tweeted a photograph of an old-timey mates walking retired of a gathering holding hands with a chimp dressed similar a human, captioning it "Royal babe leaves hospital." BBC Radio 5 Live fired him, and helium was slammed connected societal media. Baker deleted the tweet and apologized, saying helium had meant it arsenic a gag astir people — comparing royals to "circus animals successful posh clothes" — not race.

Despite his apology, helium criticized the BBC — a institution he'd worked with for decades — for firing him. "Literally threw maine nether the bus. Could perceive the suits knees knocking," helium tweeted. He has since launched his ain podcast, but doesn't enactment for immoderate large broadcast network.

24. British property and columnist Katie Hopkins, who archetypal roseate to fame arsenic a contestant connected The Apprentice, was ever a arguable figure, but things reached a tipping constituent erstwhile she tweeted astir the Manchester bombing. "Do not beryllium portion of the problem. We request a last solution Manchester," Hopkins wrote successful notation to the onslaught carried retired by Muslim extremists. (The "final solution" is what the Nazis called their program to exterminate Jews.) The vigor presumption LBC, wherever she was hosting a play show, promptly announced her departure, though they stopped abbreviated of saying she was fired.

A fewer months later, Hopkins besides left her gig astatine Mail Online by "mutual consent." She began penning for Canadian far-right tract The Rebel Media, but it looks similar that was lone temporary, and it does not look she presently writes regularly for immoderate tract extracurricular of societal media. (Though her X relationship was banned from 2020 to 2023 for hateful conduct.) Her vocation has taken a large hit, a information she acknowledged.

In an interview with The Times, erstwhile asked erstwhile she archetypal felt wealthy, she replied, "My champion play financially was astir apt 2 oregon 3 years ago, erstwhile I was hosting my vigor amusement connected LBC and doing different paid engagements. Sadly, my opinions person since made maine unemployable." However, she added, "Fortunately, supporters successful America, South Africa and Australia assistance to money the enactment I do."

25. Olympian hopeful Paraskevi Papachristou lost her accidental astatine the famed contention erstwhile she tweeted up of the games, "With truthful galore Africans successful Greece... the West Nile mosquitoes volition astatine slightest devour homemade food!!!" Papachristou, a triple jumper for Greece, apologized afterward, calling it "an unfortunate and tasteless joke," but it was excessively late. She was kicked disconnected the squad and prevented from competing successful the Olympics.

Papachristou did marque a comeback, competing astatine the 2016 and 2021 Olympics, coming successful 8th and 32nd, respectively. Still, 1 has to wonderment if she missed her accidental astatine a higher placing by being chopped from the squad portion successful her prime.

26. Relatedly, Swiss shot subordinate Michel Morganella was expelled from the 2012 Olympics aft tweeting a slur astir South Koreans. His squad had conscionable mislaid to South Korea, and Morganella wrote, "I volition smash each the Koreans, spell pain each of you, clump of [r-slur]."* Morganella apologized and said helium was "accepting the consequences." While Morganella has continued to person a shot career, his Olympic vocation was over, and helium hasn't competed successful the Games since.

27. Celebs posted a batch of head-scratching things during lockdown, but 1 of the worst has to beryllium Vanessa Hudgens's video saying she "respects" coronavirus and that "yeah, radical are going to die, which is terrible...but inevitable?" The video was wide mocked, and Hudgens was branded retired of interaction and insensitive. While this didn't extremity Hudgens's career, it's present inextricable from immoderate discussions of Hudgens.

28. But 1 of the astir embarrassing COVID-related examples is this infamous tweet from Nicki Minaj, who wrote, "My relative successful Trinidad won't get the vaccine cuz his person got it & became impotent. His testicles became swollen. His person was weeks distant from getting married, present the miss called disconnected the wedding. So conscionable commune connected it & marque definite you're comfy with ur decision, not bullied." She later recommended getting vaccinated and mask-wearing, but was inactive slammed for her chaotic claim.

Looking back, this marked a turning constituent for the rapper, who has moved progressively to the close since the nonsensical claim. She precocious supported President Trump, a determination that has mislaid the once-unstoppable performer legions of fans. Her marriage to convicted rapist Kenneth Petty doesn't help.

29. And finally, we person to speech astir Lana Del Rey's "Question for the culture." In 2020, Del Rey posted a lengthy connection connected Instagram, calling retired artists similar Cardi B, Doja Cat, and Kehlani for sexually explicit euphony and asking wherefore she got truthful overmuch backlash for "glamorizing abuse" erstwhile she was conscionable a "glamorous idiosyncratic singing astir the realities of what we are each present seeing are precise prevalent emotionally abusive relationships each astir the world." While imo, she made immoderate bully points successful the afloat statement, her name-dropping of astir wholly BIPOC artists and past saying, "There has to beryllium a spot successful feminism for women who look and enactment similar me," led to immoderate beauteous aggravated backlash. While Del Rey is inactive popular, she's not rather astatine the heights of her heyday, and her station became infamous.

Did these celebs merit to person their vocation spell down the drain aft these unspeakable posts? Let america cognize what you deliberation successful the comments below!

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