@@user-bb9vo9pp2k well I would say you've been lucky or blessed to not fall into that rabbit hole. I pray your now fully clean. Its bot worth gambling life for a quick hit.
I can't stand the way Hollywood & Feldman later portrayed Haim. I think he got a bum wrap too I really liked him 😔 no such thing as "friends in Hollywood".
After having crewed on over seventy films, I've learned that acting isn't so much a talent as it is a mental condition! Some of these people are seriously mentally ill in the first place, then introduce drugs and alcohol and it's a familiar sad story.
I used to party with Corey in Anaheim, place called the Cowboy Boogie, which has been long since torn down. He was a good dude, but had nothing but leeches around him, sad to see how he ended up.
Ja er tut sich selbst auch leid aber er kann nichts tun was seine Einstellung gut tun würde, da einfach nicht ein einziges Seelenverwandter gibt mit dem er sprechen könnte und das seit Ewigkeiten 🤳
Yup - and what ticked me off is when he died, the media lied and said "sources say it was an apparent overdose", which is BS. No one said that - the media assumed. Actually his mother got cancer and that straightened Corey up immediately because he wanted to be sober to take care of his mom. And he did it! It was the longest he was sober! What people dont know, is addicts damage their organs and immune system, so yeah where most of us would bounce back from Pnemonia, a lot of addicts cant. So how sad that he finally got sober, tried to take care of his mom - and Pnemonia is what killed him. And the disgusting media spread lies about that it was an OD. Thats so cool he was your friend. So sorry for your loss, brother. He really was an awesome talent.
"Broke" is a relative term. These people went from making big Hollywood money, to being just regular folks. If I had to live next door to me, I would be depressed and drug-addicted, too.
Nicht einfach wenn mann in einer Kiste steckt und nicht weiß wie man da hingeraten ist und aus Mitleid für andere sich nicht heraus traut oder gar um Hilfe zu schreien
This is so tragic. When you think of homelessness people you think of people like my daughter and sister who lost jobs and then their homes and became homeless in California. Both of them moved back to PA to live with me. You never think it will happen to financially successful people like actors. No one is untouched by this bad economy!
@@mikeseier4449 spot on many of failed actors and actresses refuse to do jobs that regular joe do is a prima dona mindset , i really only feel sad for the Louis Lane , because she entered a cycle that only happen in usa , cant work to pay health care
But, some of this happened to these actors before these economic times that came along with the pandemic these past 3 yrs! And, this video doesn’t necessarily have nothing to do with the recent past 3 yrs, this has more to with Hollywood actors over all once they start getting older. Because, after all people also don’t realize in Hollywood your not working with a business corporation or a company, they are under contracts. That’s the bad thing if you want to be a actor or a musician people don’t realize part of what happens when, they aren’t working not only are they making money to replenish their money but, they don’t receive no benefits why they are working or working for that matter. They have no kind of health insurance and, therefore, if something arises with their health, they have to pay all those expenses out of pocket. While musicians and actors make all this money, well, it depends on how successful they are depends on how much they make, for a actor it depends on how big their role is and, if they have a leading role, etc. But, it takes money to live and, they maybe well to do but, that doesn’t necessarily mean their millionaires. Therefore, the longer they aren’t working the longer it takes them to replenish some of their money and, the more it takes from whatever they have saved back making it much easier for them to end up broke with nothing.
You are correct. At one point of her illness, poor Margot was found shivering screaming & psychotic & delusional, as well as missing teeth, in the bushes of someones backyard. Poor Thing.
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Yeah you're right, you've remind me of what someone once said "The mind is the man, the poor is in it and the rich is it too". This sentence is the secret of most successful investors. I once attended similar and ever since then been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth..investment is the key that can secure your family future.
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. I learnt from my last year's experience, i am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time
I urge everyone to start somewhere now no matter how small, this is literally the time for that, forget material things, don't get tempted,i became more better the moment i realized this.
@@perefeghaandrew8076 I agree with you had a senior colleague at work who was doing well but never had an investment. Unfortunately he lost his job and went from living a comfortable life to hardship. There would had been something to fall back on if he had an investment
@@johnalex4006 yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate Investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to a great loss too
These stories are so sad. Just goes to show you can have it all and lose it all in a heart beat. I can relate, I've been there myself, waking up one day to realize the happy go lucky life I had was gone. Not because of how I managed my money, or my lifestyle, but rather my health changed, and its all been down hill ever since. The older you get, and the more health problems you have, the harder it is to work and maintain ones lifestyle, and just simply surviving becomes an impossible challenge. The sad reality here is that no one is immune to financial struggles. You could have a great job, but a negative turn in your health could derail your career in a second flat. I've come to appreciate what I do have, vs. what I don't, and despite my ongoing health issues, I carry on and live every day as if it were my last.
It's doesn't have to be, the older you get, the more health problems you have. There's alot of older people who stay healthy for life. Alot depends on how well you take care of yourself, but sorry about what happened to you. Life can have so many difficulties, and yeah, as others here have said, being positive helps alot.
@@kevinmalone3210Like everything, people are different. My mother was a chain smoking, hateful, friendless, bad cholesterol of 400 monster who lived without health problems to 88. Died peacefully in her sleep. Life is not fair.
the original cast of 'That 70s show' the actress Lisa Robin Kelly 'Laurie Foreman' older sister of Eric Foreman had substance abuse issues and was let go from the show. While in rehab she died in her sleep at the age of 43.
Your comment also got me thinking about another blond young start. I think one of the original cast members of Melrose Place, blond long hair, drunk drove and ended up killing someone. I recall hearing about it.
Most of these stars make more money in a couple of years than most people make in a lifetime. Some stories are tragic, but most of those issues are self imposed, bad choices. I am not unsympathetic, some of these people were just kids. I don't know why anyone would ever subject their children to Hollyweird.
Cory is better known for being a victim of the predators in HW. I suspect Leif Garrett also fell prey to the sick child fanciers in that part of the World.
Well, the very people they are set up to work for set up nothing for them because, it’s like they are a one man or woman show, they are contracted and, Hollywood maybe all glitz and glamour but, the reason so, many hit rock bottom, age out get older has nothing set in motion for them, once your done in Hollywood they make it harder to bounce back because, they don’t give them a soft place to land. Keep in mind when, they get a paycheck in Hollywood they aren’t paying taxes and, therefore, they also aren’t paying into anything and, therefore, there’s No medical insurance or any funds they can receive.
It’s funny how the other Cory, Cory Feldman has been trying to tell about it and for years people just dismissed him as a washed up child Star trying to stay relevant. It’s only been in the last couple of years that people are like “ Damn, he was telling the truth all along.”
My favorite bassist, Jaco Pastorius, while not a star, per se, ended up homeless and rejected (to an extent) because of his behavior (drugs, drinking, and mental issues). He was beaten horribly and subsequently died days later.
Jaco Pastorius was diagnosed as bipolar. He did not take his prescribed meds because they got in the way of his playing. Without his meds he could become belligerent and violent. He was beaten by a club bouncer and died from his injuries.
@@alfredocamba1995 No outside of a club in Miami. They wouldn’t let him in and he started kicking the door. The club manager came out and beat him. He went into a coma and later died.
"Be kind.. For everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about" ... These stories are so sad.... No one is exempt... Remain humble and give people grace.
Dang. My bride and eldest son lived in a garage apartment for 8 years while saving up the 15% down payment we needed to purchase a home back in the early 80’s. Didn’t know we were homeless. Thanks for the clarification
Lol. People that don't know hardship don't understand that having safe shelter, whatever form it takes, makes you "housed." Everyone thinks if you aren't in an overpriced apartment or paying for land that the government can take at any moment, you are homeless. It makes them feel better about themselves. Oh well lol
Yeah, my sister lived in her grandmother-in-laws barn that had wood floors and electric/water for most of a year until it turned cold! They had moved in some furniture, bed, kitchen table etc and it was a cute little studio apt! In the rural NC county I live in the homeless population is mostly individuals or families who are staying with family/friends and have no home of their own. I never knew that was technically homeless either until I stumbled across that info!
I live in a garage apartment and I love it 🤷♂️ it's cost effective and the size of space makes it easy to clean it's I have a wall full of guitars and I keep my Dirtbike leaned up near door so it's quick and easy to go
Were you the centerfold of Tiger Beat? Because idk why you would compare your situation to that of a child stars, it's obviously different, he really should've had more money. Don't take everything so personal, it's not about you. That was Corey Haim's situation he was talking about. It sounds like your situation was actually the opposite, y'all were coming up, he was going down, so - it's really weird. Men are so emotional
Corey Haim was always cared for by his mom so he was never homeless nor was Leif pronounced "leaf" Garrett who lived on his own or with his mom after his star declined. Both had family who cared.
Corey Haim said he was molested by big-time actors --- and reached the breaking point. The other Corey had the same bad experiences - but dealt with it.
@@oldbatwit5102 have you considered that you might be the child attempting to burn down the village? Or that maybe the child deprived of love and respect may be the one who will burn down the village? Not so black and white.
Also, Lonnie WIllison. I recall her face but not her name. What a tragedy. Dana Plato should have been included right after Gary Coleman. What a tragedy that was. Todd Bridges though turned his life around. Think you need a part 2. Shelly Duval? Danny Bonaduce (he did turn his life around). Always thought it was pronounced LeYf.
so you think because some one gave you a job that pays 100x what us peasants get paid. that the business owner should be responsible for and pay for them for the rest of their life? get outta here commie
It's always been that way since Hollywood began...they make you and break you unless you're an A lister making mega bucks....I wouldn't want anything to do with it, it's a false town with fake people all who have sold their souls and debauchery with adults and children...its the Devil's playground, modern day Babylon....it should be destroyed, BTW I'm not a religious nut, its just how I see it....LA makes my skin crawl....
its insane how fake it all is. or rather, that unless you hang around those people you never see all these problems only the good side. i remember as a kid watching letterman and all the celebrity stars how they all seemed so happy and friendly and wished i could be like them. little did i know that probably over half of them were doing drugs and alcohol, wasting money on stupid things, committing crimes, having mental health issues, were violent or sexual abusers or abused etc etc. honestly they seem to have more problems than average people, even if they have more fame and money.
Jennifer Lien who was a regular in the TV show Voyager, slowly lost her mind and was let go. She eventually just went nuts and became very unstable. Unfortunate.
That one thing in common is mental illness that they are self medicating w illegal substances. By mental illness I am including PTSD which can be the result of being abused. The substances obviously don't help but it isn't the cause it is an effect.
Thank you for NOT having click bait... It's refreshing. ❤ It's so sad what happens to many many people that never expect their lives to make a turn for the worst... Being famous must seem more painful. 😢
Seems like a couple of the shows/movies mentioned were just plain cursed. Like Superman and Different Strokes. Multiple cast members saw their fair share of tragedy..
@@dspirit444 I would imagen they may have spoken to her at least one time How do you know she was addicted there were no drugs detected in her system...
I remember Erin Moran making some weird allegations against both of them. It was a hard to follow what she was saying, but it involved some sort of conspiracy or cult that they were supposedly in. I am guessing they quickly distanced themselves from her.
many years ago, erin moran broke down on the howard stern show and confessed that she had been sexually abused as a child. it was obvious from that interview that she needed professional help, but apparently she never got it. i think the same thing happened with corey haim. and as for wesley snipes, the worse thing he ever did was make that stupid vampire movie with kung fu vampires. so cut him some slack.
I remember hearing about Corey's abuse story, but didn't know it happened to Erin Moran also 😢 Abuse of any kind cuts deep, invisible wounds. I wouldn't be surprised if all of the people featured here suffered in the same way.
Mary Bradford played by actress Lani O'Grady on 'Eight is Enough ' lived and died in a trailer broke and alone...Alcohol and drugs I believe did her in.
As for Gary Coleman one sad part was he said was even after the win they still didn't know where the money went but laws were passed so this can't happen again. It's bad that you have to sue your parents to get the money. Sadly he couldn't get acting work because he was tight cast
Dana Plato. She died late 90's. She robbed a convenience store. She apparently was made fun of by Howard Stern as she went on his show and she died a few days later. Not sure if it was deliberate. Sad life
Maybe there should be some kind of law for child actors where a fixed amount of money is put into some sort of fund where NOBODY can touch it until they reach a certain age. Ex: At 21 yrs. the money would be released to only them. 🙏😏
One success story is Bill Mumy. He was always working and had a dad who invested his earnings wisely for his son. Mumy stated years ago that he hadn't had to work for years, so he only did gigs he wanted to do.
There is, it is known as the Coogan Law. Under the California Coogan Act (SB 1162), whenever a child actor or athlete works under contract, employers are required to deposit 15% of gross earnings directly into a Coogan Blocked Trust Account that has been set up in the minor's name.
to be fair gary colman had a 7-bed, 5-bath, 4,723 sq ft home he purchased in February of 2007, according to public records... that's well above average for just 2 people... it's the same place he fell down the stairs at that lead to his death.
I think most young people believe it would be really great to be famous. I used to fantasize about being the 5th Beatle. By my early to mid 20s, I realized it was definitely something that I never wanted.
7:28 I had such a huge crash on Bratt Butler, I loved her then and I love her now! This one hit me hard because I didn't know what happen to her after her sitcom.
In most cases, drugs and substance use are involved - this only comes from the will and choice of the user - so their end was predetermined And this should be taught in schools, how a talented, rich, beautiful person becomes a shadow of a person because of drugs! Such examples must be in every movie about the effects of drug use!
@@bobbys4327 This is clear when a generation is lost, starting with the drugged students of the 1960s who became the drugged teachers in the 1970s and up to today generations of drugged teachers who adore personal pleasure over the good of society - therefore sexual relations whose purpose is to contribute to the continued existence of society becomes the purposes of pleasure and self-searching - So it's no wonder that you want to try other things that don't lead to the continuity of social existence. The problem is that they impose the same policy on others and the result - various Western countries are on the verge of extinction because they have no descendants and their place is filled by refugees with different customs and a different religion who will eventually erase the positive Judeo-Christian morality in favor of murderous Muslim immorality
then never have a drink then. Or Marijuana, both legal and usually used by the proponents of the anti substance abuse club. My drugs are Ok they say, after all they're legal.
Hollywood is rife with drug use, and so many movies glamourize the use of drugs. Then when one after another of them end up addicted, as well as countless members of their audience, people sniffle and say how sad it all is. The only sadness is that the whole industry hasn't been brought to account years ago.
Very sad that most of them are no longer with us. It makes you want to root for those that are to find some kind of peace and success on some level once again for all of their contributions to the entertainment industry! Also, Willie Aames is among the people that have had super lows but in recent years has seemed to have turned his life around for the better.
All Hollywood actors once they get older and can no longer work end up practically bankrupt in their last days! Remember, actors aren’t working for companies, they are contracted and, don’t receive no benefits of any kind, cause, aka/ actors aren’t exactly paying into Social Security and, then, most of them don’t have medical insurance. The Hollywood Actors Guild should come up with something to help their older actors that may not necessarily maybe of age and, cannot manage to no longer do acting roles. Think about it, this why most of them end up in the situations that they do. Imagine how much this problem could be prevented with the Hollywood community if they did set up more things in motion for retired actors or actors who as they say age out.
I'm European, don't watch much TV, never heard of many of those people. I hate what the cult of fame and success do to some people, they don't have what it takes to handle it properly. So sad.
Mostly drugs and alcohol did them in. Hedy Lamarr was another one. Not only was she a famous star and sex goddess, but she was a math genius who helped invent sonar used in WW2
Hedy and George Antheil developed a radio guidance system for Allied torpedoes that used spread spectrum and frequency hopping technology to defeat the threat of jamming by the Axis powers.
i can't really feel badly for people that make tons of money, in their careers, actors, athletes, other fields,, or people who are just lucky enough to hit a lottery jackpot....and then they spend it away, or lose it in other ways by being careless,or quiet frankly just stupid..i'm 60+ now..if i had earned a few million 30 years ago,,i would still be set for the rest of my life..with no money worries.
@@nancyjones6780yeah so i say,as someone that never had alot of money as a child or adult.i find it difficult to feel bad for anyone,who has alot of money,squanders it away and is left penniless.
The one from Baywatch is a SHOCK! im still in the Matrix thinking having the Blond Baywatch look in the 90s and earlier mean having the high holler goodlife! NOT skid row! But Wesley still ballin!
These are really sad stories. Just goes to show you how close to the edge we all live. Hollywood is a tough business. One day your fames, the next living on the street.
Mental health issues are no joke. Feel bad for these people and all those who suffer from this disorder. Wesley Snipes has landed on his feet and is working again BTW.
I don't see it that way. They were troubled people dealing with drug abuse and mental illness. Unfortunately it was in the public eye. This isn't just about losing money.
This is absolutely tragic but then again you have to wonder about all the homeless people on the street and what they were like before they became homeless.
Ja weil sie nett, schwach, süchtig oder dumm sind.. Stellen sie sich mal in deren Lage und in deren Lage die durch mist erzählen vor Kamer oder die nie arbeiten mussten und stinkreich sind...
Recognize all but a couple of the names and faces of the stars. Heartbreaking to see and hear what happened to them. I get what drug addiction and mental illness can do, but how so many are unable to quit the addiction or successfully battle mental illness, even if they became famous is shocking. I loved Rhett Butler. Would love to see her again.
These stories are so tragic. Except for Wesley Snipes, he just mismanaged his own money. All the other cases had drug addictions. Working in Hollywood is definitely a dance with the devil.
the actors thatmake so much money and spend like its going to come in forever get hit pretty hard when reality sets in.example...Mc hammer worth 40-50 million and in no time all gone.while it may be sad they reap what they sow...livin large...
Wesley Snipes is an icon in Hollywood; especially among Black people.. If he were really on hard times, I like to think that people would get him work as long as he were physically and mentally able.
This shows that fame and fortune can come and go fast. You can be rich and famous one moment but poor and unknown the next. The higher you climb the more it hurts when you fall.
Brett Butler was recently on fantasy island and I think is doing ok. She is a beautiful and kind hearted person ...she has been clean for quite some time now.
It's sad because they're young and they're impulsive, and they'll think that the money is going to hold them for a long ride, but they find out the hard way.
I thank God every day for all my blessings: my wonderful husband and family members who are all close and loving. We were fortunate to pay our house off in our 40s and even though we both had serious operations in the past, I always thought there were people much worse off.
Thanks!
When you are up everyone is your friend, but when you're down they will abandon you.
Ich bin auch nur ein Mensch und kein Cyborg
@scottjohnson8401 Nobidy knows you when you're down and out.
Very True, guess friendship is conditional and due to self interest
This can happen to anyone. A bad decision, hanging out with the wrong crowd, drugs, alcohol you name it. Life is so delicate 😢
Unemployment or under employment!
Very true.
Drugs is such a common problem creator. Why can't Americans not go for drugs??
@@user-bb9vo9pp2k well I would say you've been lucky or blessed to not fall into that rabbit hole. I pray your now fully clean. Its bot worth gambling life for a quick hit.
This is just a child actor syndrome...and everyone in the biz knows it...
Homelessness can happen to any of us at anytime. Stay healthy, work and save some money.
exactly. they had it all so i have no sympathy for them!
@@berniesmith5123 I have some sympathy, depending on the circumstances. After all, they are only human
Sure....until the next great $camdemic, bank bailout, war games...
@@berniesmith5123 how about when the bank takes Your shit?
Well because ones health is good, worked hard, and saved money can still become homeless! It only takes a few bad circumstances to lose it all.
I met Corey Haim a couple times. He was always very nice but people took advantage of it and had enablers around him. Bothered me when he passed away.
I can't stand the way Hollywood & Feldman later portrayed Haim. I think he got a bum wrap too I really liked him 😔 no such thing as "friends in Hollywood".
Same here…LOVED Corey Haim!
Charlie sheen raped the innocence out of that kid man… 🤦🏽♂️
Poor Corey. I always loved him
I’m gonna name a boat after him. That guy still makes me smile to this day.
After having crewed on over seventy films, I've learned that acting isn't so much a talent as it is a mental condition! Some of these people are seriously mentally ill in the first place, then introduce drugs and alcohol and it's a familiar sad story.
💯!!
Almost all artists have tragic destinies to begin with. Margot Kidder is one sad example among many others.
😅
I used to party with Corey in Anaheim, place called the Cowboy Boogie, which has been long since torn down. He was a good dude, but had nothing but leeches around him, sad to see how he ended up.
Ja er tut sich selbst auch leid aber er kann nichts tun was seine Einstellung gut tun würde, da einfach nicht ein einziges Seelenverwandter gibt mit dem er sprechen könnte und das seit Ewigkeiten 🤳
@@taskinedgue9222wohl wahr
Yup - and what ticked me off is when he died, the media lied and said "sources say it was an apparent overdose", which is BS. No one said that - the media assumed. Actually his mother got cancer and that straightened Corey up immediately because he wanted to be sober to take care of his mom. And he did it! It was the longest he was sober! What people dont know, is addicts damage their organs and immune system, so yeah where most of us would bounce back from Pnemonia, a lot of addicts cant. So how sad that he finally got sober, tried to take care of his mom - and Pnemonia is what killed him. And the disgusting media spread lies about that it was an OD.
Thats so cool he was your friend. So sorry for your loss, brother. He really was an awesome talent.
Snipes made mistakes and paid the price for them but he’s not homeless or broke. He shouldn’t be included on this video.
You're right, many of these sites do little to no research.
100% He is far from broke and homeless
Exactly!!
He’s worth millions! Wtf?
I was just thinking that ..
Wesley Snipes did some dumb things and went through hard times, but i find it hard to believe he is "broke"
Wesley did not do some dumb things goofy, His team played him, and he paid for it! And you are correct about him not being broke!
To be fair he is down to his last 10 or 12 million bucks.
not paying taxes and thinking you can get away with it is a really really bad idea. well unless youre trump or biden i guess.
"Broke" is a relative term. These people went from making big Hollywood money, to being just regular folks. If I had to live next door to me, I would be depressed and drug-addicted, too.
Nicht einfach wenn mann in einer Kiste steckt und nicht weiß wie man da hingeraten ist und aus Mitleid für andere sich nicht heraus traut oder gar um Hilfe zu schreien
This is so tragic. When you think of homelessness people you think of people like my daughter and sister who lost jobs and then their homes and became homeless in California. Both of them moved back to PA to live with me. You never think it will happen to financially successful people like actors. No one is untouched by this bad economy!
So true about this economy. To get worse, unfortunately.
@@slim-oneslim8014 there are a lot of jobs out there,.. You just need to be willing to work.
@@mikeseier4449 Be that as it may. It's still gonna get worse.
@@mikeseier4449 spot on many of failed actors and actresses refuse to do jobs that regular joe do is a prima dona mindset , i really only feel sad for the Louis Lane , because she entered a cycle that only happen in usa , cant work to pay health care
But, some of this happened to these actors before these economic times that came along with the pandemic these past 3 yrs! And, this video doesn’t necessarily have nothing to do with the recent past 3 yrs, this has more to with Hollywood actors over all once they start getting older. Because, after all people also don’t realize in Hollywood your not working with a business corporation or a company, they are under contracts. That’s the bad thing if you want to be a actor or a musician people don’t realize part of what happens when, they aren’t working not only are they making money to replenish their money but, they don’t receive no benefits why they are working or working for that matter. They have no kind of health insurance and, therefore, if something arises with their health, they have to pay all those expenses out of pocket. While musicians and actors make all this money, well, it depends on how successful they are depends on how much they make, for a actor it depends on how big their role is and, if they have a leading role, etc. But, it takes money to live and, they maybe well to do but, that doesn’t necessarily mean their millionaires. Therefore, the longer they aren’t working the longer it takes them to replenish some of their money and, the more it takes from whatever they have saved back making it much easier for them to end up broke with nothing.
Common denominator is drugs. Nearly impossible to rise above yourself when you let drugs and alcohol control you.
I believe Margot Kidder's "nervous breakdown" was diagnosed as bipolar disorder.
You are correct. At one point of her illness, poor Margot was found shivering screaming & psychotic & delusional, as well as missing teeth, in the bushes of someones backyard. Poor Thing.
Yes, I was kind of surprised that wasn't mentioned.
She had bipolar disorder with psychotic features
@@Boomhower89 When one becomes homeless, it is always comforting to know that your bipolar disorder got you there without psychotic episodes.
@@Boomhower89 If I remember correctly, many years ago, she was found kind of mumbling to herself, in some bushes, so whatever she had, it was serious.
*Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most people tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future. Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for. Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. "You're not going to remember those expensive shoes you bought ten years ago, but you will remember every single morning when you look at your bank account that extra 0 in there. I promise, that's going to be way more fun to look at everyday", I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life too,🙏🙏🙏**
Yeah you're right, you've remind me of what someone once said "The mind is the man, the poor is in it and the rich is it too". This sentence is the secret of most successful investors. I once attended similar and ever since then been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth..investment is the key that can secure your family future.
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. I learnt from my last year's experience, i am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time
I urge everyone to start somewhere now no matter how small, this is literally the time for that, forget material things, don't get tempted,i became more better the moment i realized this.
@@perefeghaandrew8076 I agree with you had a senior colleague at work who was doing well but never had an investment. Unfortunately he lost his job and went from living a comfortable life to hardship. There would had been something to fall back on if he had an investment
@@johnalex4006 yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate Investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to a great loss too
These stories are so sad. Just goes to show you can have it all and lose it all in a heart beat. I can relate, I've been there myself, waking up one day to realize the happy go lucky life I had was gone. Not because of how I managed my money, or my lifestyle, but rather my health changed, and its all been down hill ever since. The older you get, and the more health problems you have, the harder it is to work and maintain ones lifestyle, and just simply surviving becomes an impossible challenge. The sad reality here is that no one is immune to financial struggles. You could have a great job, but a negative turn in your health could derail your career in a second flat. I've come to appreciate what I do have, vs. what I don't, and despite my ongoing health issues, I carry on and live every day as if it were my last.
What are your health issues, perhaps I can help..free of charge
*JOHN 3:16* = "Peace of Mind"
It's doesn't have to be, the older you get, the more health problems you have. There's alot of older people who stay healthy for life. Alot depends on how well you take care of yourself, but sorry about what happened to you. Life can have so many difficulties, and yeah, as others here have said, being positive helps alot.
True
@@kevinmalone3210Like everything, people are different. My mother was a chain smoking, hateful, friendless, bad cholesterol of 400 monster who lived without health problems to 88. Died peacefully in her sleep. Life is not fair.
6:48 Dana Plato who starred alongside Gary Coleman in Different Strokes was also a sad story.
One of the worst! I think there are many,many more stories that could be told but it would take a 6 hour video unfortunately!
Yea…I read about her, and her son..
Her story was pretty sad and tragic.
Bood you talkin' about?!
the original cast of 'That 70s show' the actress Lisa Robin Kelly 'Laurie Foreman' older sister of Eric Foreman had substance abuse issues and was let go from the show. While in rehab she died in her sleep at the age of 43.
Your comment also got me thinking about another blond young start. I think one of the original cast members of Melrose Place, blond long hair, drunk drove and ended up killing someone. I recall hearing about it.
Really? I hadn't heard about that, how sad.
@@sandrazed6089 Amy Locane. I think she was in Melrose Place in later seasons.
Most of these stars make more money in a couple of years than most people make in a lifetime. Some stories are tragic, but most of those issues are self imposed, bad choices. I am not unsympathetic, some of these people were just kids. I don't know why anyone would ever subject their children to Hollyweird.
Lotto losers it happens to most
You are Right, bad choices, bad friends- crowd 🤢
Trust yourself… that s it
I love Brett Butler 😊 I really hope that she can overcome the issues she faced in the past and have success once more.
She was fired for exposing her genitals to her then 'son' on the show. Great gal! She lost all respect and rightly so.
She was on the walking dead for awhile. And yep, that's why he had a grow up from one season to the next.@@Thatsthewayoftheworld
She’s from Alabama, she will overcome 😊
Cory is better known for being a victim of the predators in HW. I suspect Leif Garrett also fell prey to the sick child fanciers in that part of the World.
I think that is the common denominator with most of the child stars.
Yep, that’s why he turned to alcohol & drugs, to block out the memories & pain.
Well, the very people they are set up to work for set up nothing for them because, it’s like they are a one man or woman show, they are contracted and, Hollywood maybe all glitz and glamour but, the reason so, many hit rock bottom, age out get older has nothing set in motion for them, once your done in Hollywood they make it harder to bounce back because, they don’t give them a soft place to land. Keep in mind when, they get a paycheck in Hollywood they aren’t paying taxes and, therefore, they also aren’t paying into anything and, therefore, there’s No medical insurance or any funds they can receive.
It’s funny how the other Cory, Cory Feldman has been trying to tell about it and for years people just dismissed him as a washed up child Star trying to stay relevant. It’s only been in the last couple of years that people are like “ Damn, he was telling the truth all along.”
i totally agree. fact! its rife in hollywood
My favorite bassist, Jaco Pastorius, while not a star, per se, ended up homeless and rejected (to an extent) because of his behavior (drugs, drinking, and mental issues). He was beaten horribly and subsequently died days later.
Jaco Pastorius was diagnosed as bipolar. He did not take his prescribed meds because they got in the way of his playing. Without his meds he could become belligerent and violent. He was beaten by a club bouncer and died from his injuries.
@@Dan-ge1pz He was yet another drug addict.
A bouncer at a Santana show he was trying to get backstage to if I'm correct
@@alfredocamba1995 No outside of a club in Miami. They wouldn’t let him in and he started kicking the door. The club manager came out and beat him. He went into a coma and later died.
He was an amazing bass player it's horrible the way he died.
"Be kind.. For everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about" ...
These stories are so sad.... No one is exempt... Remain humble and give people grace.
Wonderful comment.
I love Brett Butler. She's hysteriously funny.
Meinen Sie mit chan el das parfum?
Dang. My bride and eldest son lived in a garage apartment for 8 years while saving up the 15% down payment we needed to purchase a home back in the early 80’s. Didn’t know we were homeless. Thanks for the clarification
Lol. People that don't know hardship don't understand that having safe shelter, whatever form it takes, makes you "housed." Everyone thinks if you aren't in an overpriced apartment or paying for land that the government can take at any moment, you are homeless. It makes them feel better about themselves. Oh well lol
Yeah, my sister lived in her grandmother-in-laws barn that had wood floors and electric/water for most of a year until it turned cold! They had moved in some furniture, bed, kitchen table etc and it was a cute little studio apt! In the rural NC county I live in the homeless population is mostly individuals or families who are staying with family/friends and have no home of their own. I never knew that was technically homeless either until I stumbled across that info!
I live in a garage apartment and I love it 🤷♂️ it's cost effective and the size of space makes it easy to clean it's I have a wall full of guitars and I keep my Dirtbike leaned up near door so it's quick and easy to go
@@-.__328 there you go.
Were you the centerfold of Tiger Beat? Because idk why you would compare your situation to that of a child stars, it's obviously different, he really should've had more money. Don't take everything so personal, it's not about you. That was Corey Haim's situation he was talking about. It sounds like your situation was actually the opposite, y'all were coming up, he was going down, so - it's really weird. Men are so emotional
Dana Plato would be another one. I figured you would mention her, along with Gary Coleman.
She needs to be on this list of 8 instead of Westley Snipes
Corey Haim was always cared for by his mom so he was never homeless nor was Leif pronounced "leaf" Garrett who lived on his own or with his mom after his star declined. Both had family who cared.
The people who make these types of videos never get thier facts straight.
Corey Haim said he was molested by big-time actors --- and reached the breaking point. The other Corey had the same bad experiences - but dealt with it.
@@sandyrose2398Corey Haim was assaulted by Corey Feldman's best friend Dominick Brascia. Thats his only admitted abuser.
Leif is not pronounced "Leaf." It's pronounced Layf.
Correct@@sunshinedoll1364
Wesley Snipes has never been homeless and he is worth over 12 million dollars.
Especially when he spent time in jail, he definitely wasn't homeless then.
Oh yeah? well why is he now digging thru my trash?!
@@thekilla2885 IF THATS TRUE AND YOU KNEW WHO HE WAS WHY DIDNT YOU ASK HIM FOR HIS AUTOGRAPH.🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔???????
@@sandrakenney567 I got jokes.
Met him once. Nicest guy you ever met. Seen in a couple movies.Very courteous.
We live in a society where people are loved for youthful looks, fame and wealth. Every human being is a precious soul worthy of love and respect.
I've known people not worthy of anything.
@@oldbatwit5102 sorry you feel that way. "A child will burn down a village to feel it's warmth".
@@mqtty72 Lol. With that quote you have, inadvertently, backed up what I said.
Thanks.
@@oldbatwit5102 have you considered that you might be the child attempting to burn down the village? Or that maybe the child deprived of love and respect may be the one who will burn down the village? Not so black and white.
@@mqtty72 Ridiculous.
Now go bore someone else.
Byeee
I loved Brett Butler and loved the show Grace Under Fire. I really hope her career picks up.
She plays Reese Witherspoon s mom in the show The morning show.
Resse Witherspoon can play her own Mother.
she stole that name from a damn good ball player.
The coof was the worlds biggest scam.
Me too me n my mom love her
I loved Grace Under Fire so sad to hear that she's not doing well.Heartbreaking news 😢💔
Dana Plato should have been included right after Gary Coleman. What a tragedy that was!
Also, Lonnie WIllison. I recall her face but not her name. What a tragedy. Dana Plato should have been included right after Gary Coleman. What a tragedy that was. Todd Bridges though turned his life around. Think you need a part 2. Shelly Duval? Danny Bonaduce (he did turn his life around). Always thought it was pronounced LeYf.
Brett is a very talented actress. I loved her show! Prayers and keep your chin up Brett, we’ve all fallen down. Good times are coming. Stay strong
Grace Under Fire was a funny show I watched with my 5 year-old, at the time. I am shocked, dismayed, but hopeful for her, all at the same time. Sad.
she was on The Walking Dead
Most r homeless cuz of lack of self control try to take away blame from weaklings
Nur sie und welche Charakter?
Living in a garage apartment is not being homeless.
Only if the garage isn't yours.
Or is full of tools, including a car as well.
It’s one step from it though
But your pretty broke and that's in the title too
Being homeless is just another way of saying, drug addict. The term has no reference to where you live.
This video is sad. No one is exempt from life's ups and downs. Things happen, life happens. May God bless everyone reading this 🙏🏼
This is all so tragic. I hate that Hollywood turns their back on what they created.
Hollywood paid them for their services, that’s all these people were owed.
so you think because some one gave you a job that pays 100x what us peasants get paid. that the business owner should be responsible for and pay for them for the rest of their life? get outta here commie
So true and so damn sad.
It's always been that way since Hollywood began...they make you and break you unless you're an A lister making mega bucks....I wouldn't want anything to do with it, it's a false town with fake people all who have sold their souls and debauchery with adults and children...its the Devil's playground, modern day Babylon....it should be destroyed, BTW I'm not a religious nut, its just how I see it....LA makes my skin crawl....
its insane how fake it all is. or rather, that unless you hang around those people you never see all these problems only the good side. i remember as a kid watching letterman and all the celebrity stars how they all seemed so happy and friendly and wished i could be like them. little did i know that probably over half of them were doing drugs and alcohol, wasting money on stupid things, committing crimes, having mental health issues, were violent or sexual abusers or abused etc etc. honestly they seem to have more problems than average people, even if they have more fame and money.
Jennifer Lien who was a regular in the TV show Voyager, slowly lost her mind and was let go. She eventually just went nuts and became very unstable. Unfortunate.
I remember her. She was cute. So that's what happened to her? So sad.
So sad they are gone not forgot okay 😁🥳😙😚😘🥰😍🤩
She was in American history X. Saw her pictures. Wow. Hope she gets help. Mental health and disease is something not make jokes about or take lightly
There's one thing in common : substance abuse.
And sexual abuse. Two things.
That one thing in common is mental illness that they are self medicating w illegal substances. By mental illness I am including PTSD which can be the result of being abused. The substances obviously don't help but it isn't the cause it is an effect.
Meth.
Thank you for NOT having click bait... It's refreshing. ❤
It's so sad what happens to many many people that never expect their lives to make a turn for the worst... Being famous must seem more painful. 😢
I heard when Margo was found in the streets, she was later diagnosed as bipolar.
Cory was a good person and lived with me for Four months until he got back on the opiates.
He seemed like a great guy. I don't care for Feldman though.
Feldman was great, you’re crazy.
Question: Don't these people have family who care about them.
Family and friends turn away from you usually....
Why is Wesley Snipes on this list? I can’t give this video a thumbs up
Seems like a couple of the shows/movies mentioned were just plain cursed.
Like Superman and Different Strokes. Multiple cast members saw their fair share of tragedy..
Yes, Todd Bridges also.
I'm surprised that Ron Howard or Henry Winkler couldn't help Erin Moran out just a little bit?
I agree.
We don't know that they didn't try...addiction is difficult and complicated.
@@dspirit444 I would imagen they may have spoken to her at least one time How do you know she was addicted there were no drugs detected in her system...
I remember Erin Moran making some weird allegations against both of them. It was a hard to follow what she was saying, but it involved some sort of conspiracy or cult that they were supposedly in. I am guessing they quickly distanced themselves from her.
Ron Howard barely threw bones at his own brother.....
many years ago, erin moran broke down on the howard stern show and confessed that she had been sexually abused as a child. it was obvious from that interview that she needed professional help, but apparently she never got it. i think the same thing happened with corey haim. and as for wesley snipes, the worse thing he ever did was make that stupid vampire movie with kung fu vampires. so cut him some slack.
I'll see your kung fu vampires and raise you to wong foo
I remember hearing about Corey's abuse story, but didn't know it happened to Erin Moran also 😢 Abuse of any kind cuts deep, invisible wounds. I wouldn't be surprised if all of the people featured here suffered in the same way.
Blade
Don't hate on Blade! That movie was the first to start the MCU. Plus it was a great movie.
@@vxy357 so was "To Wong Fu."
The Hollywood machine chews you up and spits you out.
Or as I like to say: ''They build you up just to knock you down.''
Danny Bonnaduce has lived a pretty interesting life.
A rollercoaster ride.
Very sad. It makes me appreciate everything I do have.🙏✝️
It makes me appreciate everything I don't have....and that's a fact !!
Mary Bradford played by actress Lani O'Grady on 'Eight is Enough ' lived and died in a trailer broke and alone...Alcohol and drugs I believe did her in.
Add her to the tragic list. That's sad I liked her so much on the show!
As for Gary Coleman one sad part was he said was even after the win they still didn't know where the money went but laws were passed so this can't happen again. It's bad that you have to sue your parents to get the money. Sadly he couldn't get acting work because he was tight cast
Type cast? "What chu talking about Willis?"
Yes, very sad.
There already was a law. The Jackie Coogan law.
Sad when you can't even trust your own mother. That's low what she did.
I knew Corey very well he was a fantastic human being.
I heard that the sister on Different Strokes had a tough life too. And the tall brother did prison time.
Dana Plato. She died late 90's. She robbed a convenience store. She apparently was made fun of by Howard Stern as she went on his show and she died a few days later. Not sure if it was deliberate. Sad life
Maybe there should be some kind of law for child actors where a fixed amount of money is put into some sort of fund where NOBODY can touch it until they reach a certain age. Ex: At 21 yrs. the money would be released to only them. 🙏😏
One success story is Bill Mumy. He was always working and had a dad who invested his earnings wisely for his son. Mumy stated years ago that he hadn't had to work for years, so he only did gigs he wanted to do.
@@lisapolanski9379 Why didnt it protect Gary Coleman?
There is, it is known as the Coogan Law. Under the California Coogan Act (SB 1162), whenever a child actor or athlete works under contract, employers are required to deposit 15% of gross earnings directly into a Coogan Blocked Trust Account that has been set up in the minor's name.
@@ChiaraJade811 Unless your parents screw you out of it...sleep in peace Aaron Carter.
to be fair gary colman had a 7-bed, 5-bath, 4,723 sq ft home he purchased in February of 2007, according to public records... that's well above average for just 2 people... it's the same place he fell down the stairs at that lead to his death.
Why anyone would pursue celebrity status is beyond me.
I think most young people believe it would be really great to be famous. I used to fantasize about being the 5th Beatle. By my early to mid 20s, I realized it was definitely something that I never wanted.
I agree, but when you’re young and naive plus, external pressure are often the driving force.
They should have a side goal, in case the acting goes sour. Not turn to drugs and self pity.
@@snap403 zv
Fortune and glory, kid, fortune and glory.
7:28 I had such a huge crash on Bratt Butler, I loved her then and I love her now! This one hit me hard because I didn't know what happen to her after her sitcom.
In most cases, drugs and substance use are involved - this only comes from the will and choice of the user - so their end was predetermined
And this should be taught in schools, how a talented, rich, beautiful person becomes a shadow of a person because of drugs!
Such examples must be in every movie about the effects of drug use!
Nope, they are teaching gender studies and shiet like that.
@@bobbys4327 This is clear when a generation is lost, starting with the drugged students of the 1960s who became the drugged teachers in the 1970s and up to today generations of drugged teachers who adore personal pleasure over the good of society - therefore sexual relations whose purpose is to contribute to the continued existence of society becomes the purposes of pleasure and self-searching -
So it's no wonder that you want to try other things that don't lead to the continuity of social existence.
The problem is that they impose the same policy on others and the result - various Western countries are on the verge of extinction because they have no descendants and their place is filled by refugees with different customs and a different religion who will eventually erase the positive Judeo-Christian morality in favor of murderous Muslim immorality
then never have a drink then. Or Marijuana, both legal and usually used by the proponents of the anti substance abuse club. My drugs are Ok they say, after all they're legal.
Hollywood is rife with drug use, and so many movies glamourize the use of drugs. Then when one after another of them end up addicted, as well as countless members of their audience, people sniffle and say how sad it all is. The only sadness is that the whole industry hasn't been brought to account years ago.
Mindy McCready, #1 songs, rich and famous, stunningly beautiful, died alone and miserable.
Very sad.
Never heard of her...
Very sad that most of them are no longer with us. It makes you want to root for those that are to find some kind of peace and success on some level once again for all of their contributions to the entertainment industry! Also, Willie Aames is among the people that have had super lows but in recent years has seemed to have turned his life around for the better.
I didn't know Willie Aames was hard timing it- I always heard he had a rock solid annuity. 😢
All Hollywood actors once they get older and can no longer work end up practically bankrupt in their last days! Remember, actors aren’t working for companies, they are contracted and, don’t receive no benefits of any kind, cause, aka/ actors aren’t exactly paying into Social Security and, then, most of them don’t have medical insurance. The Hollywood Actors Guild should come up with something to help their older actors that may not necessarily maybe of age and, cannot manage to no longer do acting roles. Think about it, this why most of them end up in the situations that they do. Imagine how much this problem could be prevented with the Hollywood community if they did set up more things in motion for retired actors or actors who as they say age out.
Hollywood will destroy if you don't know who you are, or are not prepared for the worse.
Dana Plato was also shown with Gary Coleman. She also passed away.
I think Willie Ames becoming a cruise ship director is a great comeback story! Go Willie!
I'm European, don't watch much TV, never heard of many of those people. I hate what the cult of fame and success do to some people, they don't have what it takes to handle it properly. So sad.
Mostly drugs and alcohol did them in. Hedy Lamarr was another one. Not only was she a famous star and sex goddess, but she was a math genius who helped invent sonar used in WW2
It's Hedley!!
@@michaelarmenta8289 Heddy.
@@angelagoodwin5758 I know, I was being Harvey Korman in Blazing Saddles.
Hedy and George Antheil developed a radio guidance system for Allied torpedoes that used spread spectrum and frequency hopping technology to defeat the threat of jamming by the Axis powers.
These concepts underpin bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
i can't really feel badly for people that make tons of money, in their careers, actors, athletes, other fields,, or people who are just lucky enough to hit a lottery jackpot....and then they spend it away, or lose it in other ways by being careless,or quiet frankly just stupid..i'm 60+ now..if i had earned a few million 30 years ago,,i would still be set for the rest of my life..with no money worries.
So you say
@@nancyjones6780yeah so i say,as someone that never had alot of money as a child or adult.i find it difficult to feel bad for anyone,who has alot of money,squanders it away and is left penniless.
As we all sit and schadenfreude our way through the series, remember this: Neither homelessness nor drug addiction discriminates.
"we"?
Wir? Zusammen? Wann? Wo? Drogensucht sind sie ein Therapeut oder Arzt oder woher wissen sie das?
The one from Baywatch is a SHOCK! im still in the Matrix thinking having the Blond Baywatch look in the 90s and earlier mean having the high holler goodlife! NOT skid row! But Wesley still ballin!
Well, THAT was a bummer! Happy Friday, y'all.
Lol
These are really sad stories. Just goes to show you how close to the edge we all live. Hollywood is a tough business. One day your fames, the next living on the street.
Mental health issues are no joke. Feel bad for these people and all those who suffer from this disorder. Wesley Snipes has landed on his feet and is working again BTW.
excuse me? poor little rich people.
well obviously some of them are not that rich any more if they are homeless@@berniesmith5123
I detest how paparazzi take unflattering pics of celebrities and make them seen ridiculous and crazy.
From Riches to Rags.
They blew every dime they had because they lived in a bubble
I don't see it that way. They were troubled people dealing with drug abuse and mental illness. Unfortunately it was in the public eye. This isn't just about losing money.
This is absolutely tragic but then again you have to wonder about all the homeless people on the street and what they were like before they became homeless.
Ja weil sie nett, schwach, süchtig oder dumm sind.. Stellen sie sich mal in deren Lage und in deren Lage die durch mist erzählen vor Kamer oder die nie arbeiten mussten und stinkreich sind...
Recognize all but a couple of the names and faces of the stars. Heartbreaking to see and hear what happened to them. I get what drug addiction and mental illness can do, but how so many are unable to quit the addiction or successfully battle mental illness, even if they became famous is shocking. I loved Rhett Butler. Would love to see her again.
Weasly Snipes surprised the heck out of me, I thought
he was doing great. I've always loved his movies.
He is and he should NOT be on this list. His net worth is close to 12 mils.
Well, that was depressing. What a collection of sadness and struggles. Jeez
These stories are so tragic. Except for Wesley Snipes, he just mismanaged his own money. All the other cases had drug addictions. Working in Hollywood is definitely a dance with the devil.
Elvis.
the actors thatmake so much money and spend like its going to come in forever get hit pretty hard when reality sets in.example...Mc hammer worth 40-50 million and in no time all gone.while it may be sad they reap what they sow...livin large...
Pain of discipline is always less than the pain of regret..
Brett Butler is so under rated
i love your channel and all of the effort that you put into these awesome compilations ✨
That's why you never take anything for granted. You can be given everything and lose it just as fast😢.
The one thing I don't understand is that anyone who makes that kind of money, decides not to pay their taxes. Why?
They are nuts!😮
This video shows that just bc your on TV or make movies your life is going to be good. Without problems....sad
Wesley Snipes is an icon in Hollywood; especially among Black people.. If he were really on hard times, I like to think that people would get him work as long as he were physically and mentally able.
Not sure why he's on this list he's been working recently pretty sure he's not struggling.
This shows that fame and fortune can come and go fast. You can be rich and famous one moment but poor and unknown the next. The higher you climb the more it hurts when you fall.
Ironic how "stars" go to rehab instead of incarceration. In the 'hood 1 crumb gets one 20 years.
No. It doesn't
Baloney
Unless your name is Robert Downey, they put the hammer down on him.
That's a fat lie!!
This is so sad! I loved Grace under fire growing up and wondered where she went! She was always so beautiful to me. Her hair was so perfect!!!!
Some of these people earn mor in a year than some people earn in a lifetime and still screw it all up.
Robin. Bordain
Petty. Jackson.
Grace under fire was a great show! Her daughter Libby was hilarious and Parker was funny too!
I do believe that Mr. Snipes is still married and living with his wife. He also has two sons. He's not homeless.
Brett Butler was recently on fantasy island and I think is doing ok. She is a beautiful and kind hearted person ...she has been clean for quite some time now.
It's sad because they're young and they're impulsive, and they'll think that the money is going to hold them for a long ride, but they find out the hard way.
Whoa whoa whoa. We all knew the great Wesley Snipes was Willie Mays Hayes in the 1989 blockbuster Major League.
It happens. I was very close to being homeless myself in 2013 but for Divine Intervention. I am grateful to this day.
Love Gary Coleman. He was a great actor. Great overall guy.
These stories are truly heartbreaking. It's a stark reminder that fame and fortune don't always go hand in hand with stability and happiness.
Can't believe you left out Jan Micheal Vincent, True Rags to Rich's to Rags
*Riches. You people really need to lay off the apostrophe button.
@jimthart17 , Most likely it was that damned autocorrect.
@@jimthar17 i Can not imagine having a life so boring , so pointless You go around correcting Punctuation , Never Got Laid, Living in Mom's Basement.
Making bad decisions in life will cost you.
You can do 800 celebrities who was homeless before making it in Hollywood.
So sad to see their faces post $$ glory. Unrecognizable.
3:50 why does it look like she has 6 fingers on her hand?
Pink Princess
It does! That's kinda creepy.
That’s kinda creepy
Dang, good eye!! Perhaps a trait of the Nephilim.
I thank God every day for all my blessings: my wonderful husband and family members who are all close and loving. We were fortunate to pay our house off in our 40s and even though we both had serious operations in the past, I always thought there were people much worse off.
Amber Heard should be on the list. She might be living in a shelter in Madrid.
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