10 Famous Child Celebs Who Ruined Their Careers

Steven Anthony Lawrence:

Once a successful Disney star, Steven Anthony Lawrence had the world at his feet with roles in shows like "Even Stevens" and films like "Cheaper by the Dozen." However, in 2015, fans noticed a significant decline in his appearance when he took on the role of Santa's helper. The drastic changes have limited his job opportunities, leaving the 27-year-old actor struggling in the industry.

Winona Ryder:

Former Hollywood hotshot Winona Ryder faced a highly publicized fall from grace in 2001 when caught shoplifting over $5,000 worth of designer clothes. Accusations of illegal drug use followed, leading to a conviction of grand theft, shoplifting, and vandalism. Ryder eventually found redemption through a main role in the popular Netflix series "Stranger Things."

Tom Cruise:

Tom Cruise, known for his successful career since the age of 19, faced controversy during the filming of "American Made." Two pilots died in a crash, leading to a lawsuit blaming Cruise and the director for risky aerial scenes. The incident tarnished Cruise's reputation for safety concerns and raised questions about the impact on his career.

Shia LaBeouf:

Having a successful career as a child star and in the "Transformers" franchise, Shia LaBeouf faced issues in 2014 with disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. A 2017 incident of public intoxication led to probation, a fine, and anger management. LaBeouf transitioned to a career in performance art, leaving behind his previous Hollywood persona.

Kendall Jenner:

Part of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, Kendall Jenner made a disastrous career move with a Pepsi commercial in 2017. The ad, criticized for making light of social issues, was pulled within 24 hours. Kendall faced backlash, losing fans and respect for her involvement in the controversial advertisement.

Justin Bieber:

Rising to fame with "Baby" at 16, Justin Bieber's popstar image has been marred by bad-boy behavior. Known for incidents of rudeness to fans and brushes with the law, including a DUI, Bieber acknowledges the challenges of fame. Despite maintaining popularity, his image has been tarnished.

Adam Levine:

Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine faced negative publicity when a fan claimed he refused an autograph, allegedly saying, "I don't give autographs to ugly chicks." Reports of less-than-gentlemanly behavior have led to an alienation of his fan base and a more critical public perception.

Iggy Azalea:

Rap sensation Iggy Azalea gained notoriety for Twitter feuds, engaging in numerous public arguments with fellow artists. Her outspoken nature on social media has overshadowed her music career, leading to a reputation more focused on online controversies than her musical achievements.

Julianne Rose Morelli:

Known for playing Stephanie in "Lazytown," Julianne Rose Morelli faced controversies with reports of arrests for prostitution and drugs. While there are claims that these reports are false, uncertainty surrounds the accuracy of the information, leaving many curious about Morelli's current situation.

Britney Spears:

Britney Spears, once the picture of innocence in 1998 with "Baby One More Time," faced numerous scandals, including a messy breakup and a public mental breakdown. Substance abuse issues led to losing custody of her children. Despite these challenges, Britney continued making music, recently finishing a residency in Las Vegas and focusing on fitness, garnering a positive outlook for her future.