Fame used to come with a slight degree of insulation. A bad decision stayed between you, your publicist, and whoever was in the room. Then celebrities got smartphones, discovered they could talk directly to their fans without any filtering whatsoever, and the results have been spectacularly catastrophic time and time again.
The publicist exists for a reason. The reason is that famous people, left entirely to their own devices and a WiFi connection, will post things that no amount of reputation management can fully recover from. Tone-deaf statements, accidental confessions, ill-timed jokes, and the occasional complete personality reveal that nobody asked for or can unsee. The internet screenshotted all of it, and it has been waiting patiently to remind everyone, and here are the worst of them for your pure enjoyment.
#41 Jonathan Cheban Asked His Instagram Followers If He Should Go Live, And They Overwhelmingly Said No

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2points
#42 Carrie Underwood Tweets After Being Booed On American Idol And Is Clearly Unbothered By It

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1point
#43 Alicia Keys Briefly Served As Blackberry’s Global Creative Director, But Her Credibility Took A Hit When A Drake Lyric Appeared On Her Twitter Account Via An iPhone. She Claimed Her Account Had Been Hacked

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#44 Why Did Charlie Puth Even Tweet This? Is He That Salty About The Rumors About Zayn And Selena? The Song Attention Is 6 Years Old Btw

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0points
#49 Gal Gadot Faced Criticism For The Wording Of Her Tribute To Stephen Hawking, With Some Readers Interpreting It As Ableist Despite Her Apparent Good Intentions

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-3points
#50 Bernadette Peters Praised Aretha Franklin On Twitter But Accidentally Left The Search Bar In Her Screenshot, Including A Misspelled Version Of The Singer’s Name

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-4points







