Those stars who found themselves penniless
- 5 years ago
We often hear less riches to rags stories, but these famous names have fallen from grace and found themselves embroiled in a life of excess, financial difficulty and legal battles.
Toni Braxton: Twice filed for bankruptcy and owes money in back taxes.
Floyd Mayweather: The famous boxer's outstanding tax bill has risen to over $22 million.
Lil’ Kim: Lil' Kim's tax bill is much lower at approximately $1 million, but is also being sued by her former legal team.
Stephen Baldwin: The youngest of the Baldwin Brothers owes millions in taxes and on a mortgage after having already filed for bankruptcy.
Mike Tyson: Tyson's known for extravagant purchases, which have largely contributed to his financial downfall.
Lindsay Lohan: Lohan struggles to finance her own lifestyle and isn't getting much work either.
Nicolas Cage: A lavish spender on mansions and cars, Cage's habits caught up with him and forced him to sell many possessions.
Johnny Depp: Once one of the highest paid actors, but also a big spender. Depp is currently embroiled in a lawsuit with his financial agents over mismanagement of funds.
Toni Braxton: Twice filed for bankruptcy and owes money in back taxes.
Floyd Mayweather: The famous boxer's outstanding tax bill has risen to over $22 million.
Lil’ Kim: Lil' Kim's tax bill is much lower at approximately $1 million, but is also being sued by her former legal team.
Stephen Baldwin: The youngest of the Baldwin Brothers owes millions in taxes and on a mortgage after having already filed for bankruptcy.
Mike Tyson: Tyson's known for extravagant purchases, which have largely contributed to his financial downfall.
Lindsay Lohan: Lohan struggles to finance her own lifestyle and isn't getting much work either.
Nicolas Cage: A lavish spender on mansions and cars, Cage's habits caught up with him and forced him to sell many possessions.
Johnny Depp: Once one of the highest paid actors, but also a big spender. Depp is currently embroiled in a lawsuit with his financial agents over mismanagement of funds.