Celebrities Who Got the Boot: A Look at Their Oops Moments

Celebrities are often in the spotlight, but sometimes they find themselves in the spotlight for the wrong reasons. Let's dive into some of their most infamous moments that led to them being kicked out or banned from various places. In 2007, Britney Spears had a wild night at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles. She decided to use a plate of fancy food as face paint, which didn't go down well with other guests. The hotel had to show her the door after complaints poured in. James Corden, known for his humor, found himself in hot water at Balthazar, a trendy NYC restaurant. On one visit, he was rude to the staff after finding a hair in his food. On another occasion, he snapped at a server for messing up his wife's order. The owner shared these incidents on Instagram, leading to Corden being banned. Ruby Rose had a rough time at Rebellion Bar & Urban Kitchen in New Orleans. She and her team waited forever for food that never came. When she complained, the bartender made rude comments about her sobriety. Things escalated, and she threw fries at him. The owner kicked her out after this incident. Madonna, the pop icon, was banned from the Alamo Drafthouse movie theater chain. During a screening of "12 Years a Slave, " she texted and lashed out at another moviegoer who asked her to stop. The theater has a strict no-talking and no-texting policy, and Madonna's behavior didn't cut it. Martin Lawrence faced rumors of being banned from SNL after his monologue went off the rails. He shared inappropriate opinions on women's hygiene and genitals, which didn't align with the show's standards. Jamie Foxx had an altercation at a West Hollywood restaurant. A customer complained about his group being too loud, and things quickly escalated. Foxx and the customer were kicked out after a physical altercation started. Will Smith made headlines for slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars. The joke about Jada's alopecia didn't sit well with Smith, leading to a 10-year ban from the Oscars. Rita Ora had a fashion faux pas at one of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants. She showed up in a tracksuit and sneakers, which didn't meet the dress code. The restaurant couldn't accommodate her, so she was turned away. Kanye West was banned from performing at the 2022 Grammys due to his concerning online behavior. He posted a screenshot of a Google search for Trevor Noah, the show’s host, along with a racist slur, after Noah called him out for harassing Kim Kardashian. Kathy Griffin's unfiltered comedy bits have gotten her barred from several shows, including The View, The Today Show, and The Late Show with David Letterman. Hugh Grant had a rough time on Jon Stewart's The Daily Show. Stewart claimed Grant was complaining and being a pain the whole time, leading to a ban. Paris Hilton faced legal trouble in 2010, leading to her ban from the Wynn Las Vegas Resorts. She was arrested for felony cocaine possession after a bag of cocaine fell out of her purse. Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction at the 2004 Super Bowl led to her being disinvited from the 2004 Grammys. Lil Wayne was banned from the Wynn before he even showed up. He surprised Drake at the end of Drake's tour, but the Wynn told Drake's team that Lil Wayne couldn't attend the afterparty due to his probation terms. Miley Cyrus was banned from performing in the Dominican Republic in 2014. Government officials claimed her acts went against morals and customs, which are punishable by Dominican law. These incidents show that even celebrities aren't immune to facing consequences for their actions. It's a reminder that everyone, regardless of their status, should behave appropriately in public places.