Female Celebrities With Their Evolutions From 2000s, Who They Are Now?
Do you recall your activities in 2010? The biggest earning film of the year was "Toy Story 3," the most popular song of the year was "TiK ToK" by Kesha (who still had a dollar symbol in her name), and programs like "Lost" and "24" had just ended.
In addition, some of our favorite stars of 2020, like Ariana Grande and Harry Styles, were just beginning their careers, while others were already well-known but not quite as well-known as they are now. Scroll down to see the evolution of 6 female celebrities from the 2000s and see what are they doing now.
According to Tayler Adigun of Insider, Spears' first solo album, "Baby One More Time," was published in 1999. According to Rolling Stone, the album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart, revolutionized pop music forever. It sold 10.6 million copies in the US, and as of 2019, it was one of 24 albums to surpass the 10 million-sale mark, according to Billboard.
She was one of the youngest performers to be honored on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at age 21, and her 2003 smash tune, "Toxic," received a Grammy for best dance recording. After experiencing many public mental breakdowns, Spears was put under a conservatorship in 2008—a type of legal guardianship often established for those who are incapable of making their own decisions. Spears' financial and personal actions were under the conservator's authority.
In addition, some of our favorite stars of 2020, like Ariana Grande and Harry Styles, were just beginning their careers, while others were already well-known but not quite as well-known as they are now. Scroll down to see the evolution of 6 female celebrities from the 2000s and see what are they doing now.
1. Paris Hilton
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Hilton currently presents the podcast "This Is Paris" and promotes the cessation of abuse in juvenile residential treatment facilities.
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2. Nicole Richie
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She still appears on television since she is a judge on the reality competition show "Making the Cut" about fashion design.
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3. Nicky Hilton
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Nicky's main line of employment these days is fashion design.
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4. Lindsay Lohan
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She inked a contract with Netflix this year to participate in two new films after mostly fading from the public eye during the 2010s.
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5. Kim Kardashian
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Thanks to her success on reality TV and her own businesses, Kardashian is now a millionaire.
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6. Britney Spears
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According to Tayler Adigun of Insider, Spears' first solo album, "Baby One More Time," was published in 1999. According to Rolling Stone, the album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart, revolutionized pop music forever. It sold 10.6 million copies in the US, and as of 2019, it was one of 24 albums to surpass the 10 million-sale mark, according to Billboard.
She was one of the youngest performers to be honored on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at age 21, and her 2003 smash tune, "Toxic," received a Grammy for best dance recording. After experiencing many public mental breakdowns, Spears was put under a conservatorship in 2008—a type of legal guardianship often established for those who are incapable of making their own decisions. Spears' financial and personal actions were under the conservator's authority.
Spears was liberated from her conservatorship in 2021 following a successful tour and residency performance in Las Vegas.
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