It's human nature for everyone to make irrational decisions on a whim, which could leave lasting ramifications beyond the wildest imaginations. And, in the case of Hollywood stars, it's no exception. Glamorous and picture-perfect as their life seems, they are just humans like everyone else and are prone to making mistakes. Because they lead a public eye in the spotlight, however, their mistakes can lead to controversies or even put their career into jeopardy. Here, we take a look at famous actors who fell from grace after committing a silly action or causing some serious drama.

Born on August 8, 1986, Armie Hammer was at a time one of Hollywood's brightest gems. He started his career pretty late and only gained popularity after his roles as Oliver in Call me by your name, Clyde Tomson in J.Edgar, and Alcott in Mirror Mirror. Following the breakout role in Call me by your name, in which he stars opposite Timothy Chalamet, Armie Hammer became one of the most sought-after Hollywood stars.

Hammer could possibly have risen to the rank of A-list celebrity had it not been for several gross allegations aimed at him. The charming actor had been living such a great life with his wife Elizabeth Chambers since 2010, having everything from money to fame, before he was revealed to have violently abused his partner. With several allegations of BDSM, rape, and cannibalism fantasies that went against the girls’ consent, he destroyed his career and was dropped out of several screen projects.

Born on February 29, 1976, Ja Rule has been working as a singer-rapper and an actor. During his time, he was considered the king of the U.S Billboard Hot 100 as a myriad of his songs stood on the top of the chart. After gaining prominence with Between Me and You, I’m Real, and Ain’t it Funny, Rule has collected impressive nominations and awards including two American Music Awards and four Grammy Awards.

Unfortunately, Ja Rule could never live up to his potential and become a great rapper. The Put It On Me star made a big mistake in his career by rejecting a casting offer from the famous Fast & Furious franchise. After being replaced by Ludacris, the 46-year-old has been gradually losing his spotlight and witnessing the meteoric rise of Gen-Z rappers.

Born on September 3, 1965, Charlie Sheen is an actor and a father of 5 children. He rose to fame after his amazing role in Two and a Half Men, which later helped him collect a myriad of Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy nominations. Grabbing the right time, Charlie continued to grow through Anger Management and The Three Musketeers. From the late 80s to the early 2000s, Charlie Sheen was one of Hollywood's biggest actors.

Unfortunately, the promising star that was hoped to be one of the greatest names squandered everything he has been working for. His troubled personal life including alcohol and drug abuse, marital problems, as well as allegations of domestic violence, and the HIV-positive result all put his life into a downward spiral. From an A-list celebrity, Charlie now hardly receives any acting offers.

American singer and actress, Lea Michele was born on August 29, 1986. Formerly a Broadway actress with roles in Les Misérables, Ragtime, Fiddler on the Roof, and Spring Awakening, she rose to stardom by acting as Rachel Berry in the series Glee, which later brought her two nominations for Golden Globe and an Emmy Award. She later joined Spring Awakening and many other films but they did not shine as brightly as Glee.

However, Lea's image is gradually collapsing as she is rumored to be mean on sets and has the tendency to bully younger co-stars. Many other co-workers and actresses report that they do not want to cooperate with Lea. At age 36, though, she still has a pretty long way ahead to rectify her mistakes and rejuvenate her career.

The Drama Desk Award winner, Laura Osnes, was born on November 19, 1985. She is a professional actress with great acting skills that have shone in several movies including Bonnie and Clyde, Cinderella, Raise a Glass to Love, and more. After these unforgettable roles, she was recognized all over the world and gained two Tony Award nominations for Best Actress in a Musical.

Unfortunately, the talented actress nearly put her career in jeopardy by not taking the vaccination during the pandemic. Although her working environment is really sensitive and prone to contracting the Coronavirus, Laura still refused to get vaccinated, resulting in her being fired from the performance of Crazy for You at Guild Hall in East Hampton.

The Dirty Dancing star, Jennifer Grey, was born on March 26, 1960, in America. The actress gained international prominence after starring in the teen comedy film Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, which was broadcasted worldwide in 1986. Her fame was unstoppable as she shone as Frances Baby Houseman in the iconic Dirty Dancing, and Jennifer continued to make headlines with her infamous engagement to Johnny Depp.

However, her meteoric rise to fame also put a damp on her career's development in Hollywood, a highly competitive environment. Desiring a more perfect look, Jennifer got rhinoplasty surgery, which then curtails her from getting bigger in her career. And while she's still acting, the 62-year-old star no longer stars as leads in big, blockbuster movies.

Born on June 21, 1982, Jussie Smollett is an American singer and actor that has devoted his life to acting since 1991. Some of his famous movies are The Mighty Ducks, Alien Covenant, and Rob Reiner's North. However, his groundbreaking role as musician Jamal Lyon in the series Empire, which was a hit in 2015, brought him a lot of attention from the public.

Sadly, the young and talented star could not maintain his spotlight after being sentenced to 150 days in jail and ordered to pay a fine of $145,000 (£110,000) for disorderly behavior. Juliette was found to have committed a fake hate crime against himself in Chicago and faking police reports regarding the incident, among other three felony counts.

The Chinatown actress, Faye Dunaway, was born on January 14, 1941. She got her first Academy Award nomination for her performance as Bonnie Parker in Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde and went on to dominate Hollywood in from the 60s to the early 80s. Faye became a household name after the movie Chinatown in 1974, for which she achieved her second Oscar nomination and an Academy Award for Best Actress for Network in 1976.

Sadly, by the late 70s, Fay's image turned bad as she was regarded as a difficult person to work with. Specifically, the 81-year-old star was accused of having an altercation with crew members, allegedly slapping and throwing items at the production staff. Since then, she has fallen from her one-time glory and had to resort to independent television projects.

Born on June 4, 1981, T.J.Miller is an actress and a comedy entertainer. One of his most notable works is his voice backing in How to Train Your Dragon film's first two movies. Moreover, Miller has participated in the HBO sitcom Silicon Valley, 2016's Deadpool, and its 2018 sequel.

Unfortunately, T.J Miller's career pinnacle didn't last long. Not long after he rose to stardom with Silicon Valley, Miller was caught drinking heavily and flirting with a girl, who was not single at that time. In 2016, he was accused of hitting an Uber driver. In 2018, Miller called 911 on, stating that a female passenger had a bomb in her bag - which turned out nonsense.

Danny Masterson, who is an American actor and a disc jockey, was born on March 13, 1976. Since the late 1990s, Danny has grabbed his chance to shine by playing the roles of Steven Hyde in That '70s Show, Milo Foster in Men at Work, and Jameson Rooster Bennett in The Ranch.

However, The Ranch actor shockingly ruined his lifetime career by committing sexual assault, raping three women by force or fear. His scandals with the girl from Smallville also made it worse for him to come back to his prime time. And his fall from grace didn't just stop there: Danny is now facing 45 years behind bars.