5 Celebrities You Don’t Want Your Children to Look Up to

When you turn on the TV, watch a movie or flip through a magazine celebrities are everywhere. Sometimes there are celebrities that use their famous nature to do great things. Despite their stardom, these celebrities understand the power of their fame. Therefore, these famous people do their best to avoid controversial situations. However, there are some celebrities who cannot stay out of trouble. Instead of staying away from compromising situations, these individuals seem to always be caught in the middle. These Hollywood famers seem to have questionable codes of morals and ethics. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to completely shield our children from these individuals. But if we have a list of controversial celebrities then we, as parents, can do our best to caste others as role models.

Kim Kardashian

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The Kardashian family has become a household name – especially Kim Kardashian. It’s hard to list all of the ways in which Kim has caused controversy – multiple divorces, obscene sex tapes, nude photos and a reality show that’s filled with materialism and egotistical nonsense. The selfie queen, Kim, is obsessed with herself. The E! series ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’, has showcased the reality queen taking hundreds and hundreds of photos of herself – as she relishes in the sheer vision of what’s looking back in the mirror. Kim, along with her sisters, are constantly getting lip injections, Botox, and partaking other beautification measures that demonstrate to others that they aren’t enough.

Anyone on MTV’s Teen Mom

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Just when you think one of the teen moms is making a good choice, the production crew steps in and displays another view that forces us to question their overall mindset. While these young girls are trying to make good decisions for themselves and their children, in just about every episode one of them seems to be blinded by the limelight that is led by reality television. From the birth of more babies to getting engaged, these young adults allow themselves to be seduced by fame – choosing the path as a C list celebrity at best. Parents must teach their children the consequences of bad decisions and how those choices can affect the next generation.

Johnny Manziel

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How many chances can a rookie quarterback get? Just ask Johnny Manziel. During his college years, Manziel was a highly controversial player. Despite his party boy reputation and loud special effects, Manziel became the first freshman to win the Heisman trophy. Even after falling considerably low in the draft, as the 22nd overall pick in 2014, Manziel continued to air a large ego and an almost untouchable domain. He’s been pictured partying, partaking in questionable activity and has even run into problems with the law. Time after time, he proclaims that he’s a changed man as he enrolls into rehab but his alcoholic tendencies takeover. Manziel is an example of how fame and fortune can take over a dream.