10 most controversial quotes by celebrities

Here are 10 most controversial quotes by celebrities. These quotes reflect controversial moments in the lives of these celebrities. They have sparked debates about issues such as explicit content, insensitivity, self-perception, and public behavior. It’s important to note that the context and reactions to these statements vary widely, and public opinion on them is diverse.

  1. Woody Allen (1992): “I know the best place to have sex is on the hood of a car… But it’s never the right car.” – This quote by the renowned filmmaker Woody Allen raised eyebrows for its explicit content.
  2. Madonna (2017): “I’m not condoning terrorism, nor do these words justify it.” – Madonna faced backlash after she expressed her anger at the 2017 Women’s March by saying she had considered blowing up the White House.
  3. Shaquille O’Neal (2019): “I would rather have my son have a job. I’m not worried about who he marries.” – In 2019, Shaquille O’Neal’s comment about his son’s potential marriage was criticized for its perceived insensitivity to LGBTQ+ issues.
  4. Demi Lovato (2018): “I did what my peers did, and that was brag about it [taking drugs]. I was the first one to open my big mouth.” – Demi Lovato’s statement about her drug use and openness about it was met with both support and criticism.
  5. Alicia Silverstone (2015): “I think that the film Clueless was very deep. I think it was deep in the way that it was very light.” – Silverstone’s comment on the depth of her iconic film, “Clueless,” was seen by some as contradictory and confusing.
  6. Charlie Sheen (2011): “When you have that much access, it’s just a matter of time before you goof.” – Charlie Sheen’s comment during his public meltdown raised concerns about the consequences of excessive fame and access.
  7. Justin Bieber (2011): “I have black friends. I’m not a racist.” – Justin Bieber’s response to a video showing him making racial slurs as a teenager was criticized for its perceived lack of understanding of racism.
  8. Brooke Shields (2000): “Smoking kills. If you’re killed, you’ve lost a very important part of your life.” – Shields’ comment about smoking was seen as a poorly worded attempt to discourage the habit.
  9. Kanye West (2013): “I’m tired of pretending I’m not special. I’m tired of pretending I’m not a total b****.” – Kanye West’s statement during a concert in 2013 sparked discussions about his self-image and public behavior.
  10. Donald Trump (2006): “You know, it doesn’t really matter what [the media] write as long as you’ve got a young and beautiful piece of [expletive].” – A 2006 comment by Donald Trump about the media’s treatment of celebrities was criticized for its objectifying language.