Do you really believe being famous gives you the right to take a private plane worldwide? It is amazing how simple it is to be in difficulty with immigration officials if you have a certain amount of
celebrity, as demonstrated by the stories of celebrities who have been forced into exile. Learn about the wide range of wrongdoings, social causes, affiliations, and allegations that led to the expulsion of these eight celebrities from various places.
1. Charlie Sheen
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Proponents of a tiger-blood goat's milk therapy Charlie Sheen was kicked out of the Plaza Hotel in New York City for destroying his room. Sheen tore the building to tears while naked and high on narcotics as his porn star pal hid in the restroom. The hotel management phoned the police and begged Sheen never to return.
2. Stewart Rahr
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Stewart Rahr, a billionaire entrepreneur and self-proclaimed douchebag was barred from the exclusive New York City Nobu after he yelled at staff and tried to bribe his way into a reservation. He grew agitated as Rahr was turned away from the upscale and crowded restaurant. Rahr was told he was no longer welcome at the business after the explosions. He then went on to verbally abuse the management in an all-caps email. We may never know why Leonardo DiCaprio and Donald Trump were cc'd on the same email, but they were.
3. Azealia Banks
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Azealia Banks's Twitter account was suspended after she went on a racist and homophobic rant. Banks, the Twitter troll and underachieving rapper has a history of hurling unfathomable hatred at anybody who dares to confront her in the digital sphere, so this is nothing new. Her most recent outburst got her suspended from Twitter for harassing a former One Direction member and a
Disney Channel star who is just 14 years old. Banks' disgust at this new low has merely shifted to social media.
4. Ariana Grande
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Wolfee Donuts in Lake Elsinore, California has prohibited Ariana Grande from returning after she caused a disturbance there while on a TMZ tour van. Donutgate refers to the incident in which the pop artist was seen devouring doughnuts on display while saying,
"I hate America." As the video was widely distributed, public opinion again turned against Grande. Wolfee Donuts published a statement suggesting that legal action will be taken against the performer.
5. Lindsay Lohan
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The Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood notoriously kicked Lohan out for massive outstanding debts. Lilo says the disagreement is over, but she owes the hotel $46,350.04. Even if Lohan's return of the money she owed eased the ban, the fact remains that the actress and socialite rarely visit the club these days.
6. Madonna
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Madonna, at a showing of 12 Years a Slave, broke the most basic rule of movie theater etiquette by texting furiously during the film. Madge reportedly reacted angrily and rudely when advised by her fellow moviegoers to quiet down. Madonna was kicked out of a showing at the Texas Alamo Drafthouse after she refused to put down her Blackberry and pay attention to the film.
7. Chris Brown
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Chris Brown was refused entrance into Australia just before he was scheduled to leave on tour. Australian immigration authorities denied Brown's visa application because of his history of domestic violence, namely his assault on his ex-girlfriend
Rihanna. Australia voted to prohibit Brown from entering the country. Therefore, he had to cancel his tour dates in that nation and New Zealand.
8. Miley Cyrus
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Because the Dominican Republic found Miley Cyrus's blatantly sexual Bangerz World Tour performance unacceptable, the country has barred her from performing there. It should come as no surprise that Cyrus was barred from China in 2009 after she posted a photo of herself and her companions making fun of Asian people. Cyrus and her pals are shown in the photo squinting their eyes to give them a "slanted" appearance. China "has no interest in further poisoning [their] children's minds with [Miley's] American foolishness," the government said, despite Miley's apologies and claims that she was merely making a "goofy face."