I Gathered 14 Of The Most Scandalous Celebrity Fights, And Now I Want To Know Whose Side You're On

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1. Doja Cat vs. Noah Schnapp:

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The Stranger Things star revealed in a since-deleted TikTok earlier this year that the "Kiss Me More" singer slid into his Instagram DMs asking him to hook her up with his costar Joseph Quinn. Doja then snapped back against Noah, calling his actions "degrading and exploitative" while also accusing him of a "weird power play thing." A few days later, Noah revealed in an interview with Variety that he and Doja had both apologized for their actions during this wild ride of a feud.

2. Chris Rock vs. Will Smith:

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During the 2022 Oscars, Will stormed the stage and smacked Chris in the face after the comedian made a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, being bald. Will shouted, “Keep my wife’s name out your fucking mouth," after returning to his seat. Reportedly, Chris had no knowledge that Jada suffered from alopecia and that the resulting hair loss had negatively affected her confidence. Will has since apologized to Chris in a YouTube video and has said that Chris has not reached out yet, but he'll be there whenever the comedian is ready to.

3. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson vs. Vin Diesel:

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The Fast & Furious costars have been in a public feud since 2016 when Dwayne called out Vin for his behavior on set in a now-deleted Instagram post. "My female co-stars are always amazing and I love 'em. My male co-stars however are a different story," he wrote. "Some conduct themselves as stand up men and true professionals, while others don't. The ones that don't are too chicken shit to do anything about it anyway. Candy asses." In late 2021, during an interview with Vanity Fair, Dwayne explained that his Instagram post led him and Vin to have a private conversation where, while they didn't make peace per se, they realized that they're on "two separate ends of the spectrum and agreed to leave it there." However, in the same month, Vin took to Instagram to plead for Dwayne to come back to the Fast & Furious franchise, saying that he was "going to fulfill [his] promise to Pablo," in a reference to Paul Walker. Dwayne did not like this public olive branch, and he told CNN that he said to Vin in no uncertain terms that he would never return to the franchise. He also accused Vin of "manipulation" when he referred to Paul in his Instagram post and mentioned that his children still called him "Uncle Dwayne." "Leave them out of it," he said in the interview. "We had spoken months ago about this and came to a clear understanding."

4. Jane Fonda vs. Megyn Kelly:

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While Jane was promoting her movie Our Souls at Night on Megyn Kelly Today in 2017, the titular host herself decided to focus her questions more on Jane's plastic surgery past than on the film. "I read that you said you felt you're not proud to admit that you've had work done," Megyn asked. "Why not?" Well, Ms. Fonda was having NONE of it as she stared blankly at the host and asked, "We really wanna talk about that now?" Jane then reignited the feud in 2018 when her Grace & Frankie costar Lily Tomlin joked during a Today show interview that she and Jane had been friends since before her "first face-lift," to which Jane replied, "We don’t need to hear that. Who are you, Megyn Kelly?” Megyn then hit back by referring to Jane's comments as part of the actor's "‘poor me’ routine." She then went on to say that Jane put her "plastic surgery out there" and that she "has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive."

5. Chloë Grace Moretz vs. Kim Kardashian:

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In 2016, Chloë took to Twitter to shade Kim for posting a daring nude selfie. "I truly hope you realize how important setting goals are for young women, teaching them we have so much more to offer than just our bodies," the actor wrote. Kim, aka the Kueen of Klapbacks, was quick to tweet back the scathing response, "Let’s all welcome @ChloeGMoretz to twitter, since no one knows who she is. your nylon cover is cute boo.” Then, two years later, as part of a marketing campaign, Kim sent free boxes of her perfume to her "haters," including Chloë. The actor took the weird gift in stride as she explained on Watch What Happens Live that her publicist let her know they'd received Kim's "gift" and just kept it, so technically, she never saw the shady olive branch.

6. Nicki Minaj vs. Miley Cyrus:

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After Nicki vented her frustration in 2015 about her music video for "Anaconda" not being nominated for an MTV Video Music Award, and had a lightly heated Twitter exchange with Taylor Swift after the Folklore singer took her comments personally, Miley called Nicki "not very polite" when asked about the interaction by the New York Times. Then things really popped off when Nicki called Miley out during her acceptance speech for Best Hip-Hop Video with the infamous, "Miley, what's good?" Since this interaction, the two have had beef off and on, and it doesn't seem that that bad blood is going away anytime soon.

7. JoJo Siwa vs. Candace Cameron Bure:

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Earlier this summer, during a TikTok Q&A session, JoJo revealed that Candace was the rudest celebrity she ever met. Candace then took to Instagram to explain the entire situation, saying that she called JoJo, who revealed that, when she was 11 years old, Candace refused to take a picture with her while they were on the Fuller House premiere red carpet. She then said that she apologized to JoJo and that they were "all good." However, things were apparently not all good, as Candace's daughter, Natasha, called JoJo out in a series of now-deleted Instagram videos, in which she made fun of JoJo's experience with her mother and said that this generation "has no backbone." The family feud seemingly came to an end when JoJo's mother, Jessalyn, recounted the exchange between Candace and JoJo. Her impression of Candace dismissing JoJo was very cold and implied that the Fuller House star had harshly brushed JoJo off. Jessalyn responded to Natasha's comments by saying, "It’s not about a simple photo; it’s about how you treat people. Real, genuine kindness always goes a long way."

8. Kanye West vs. Taylor Swift:

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While Taylor was accepting her VMA for Best Female Video in 2009, Kanye (who now goes by "Ye") stormed the stage and took the microphone from her with the infamous line, "Yo, Taylor, I’m really happy for you, I’ll let you finish, but Beyoncé has one of the best videos of all time." It seemed as if the feud had simmered down after Taylor, Ye, and Kim Kardashian, Ye's then-new wife, were pictured together at the 2015 Grammys. And their friendship seem to be on solid ground when Taylor presented Ye with the Vanguard Award at the VMAs later that same year. But things were not that solid: In 2016, Ye dropped his song "Famous," which had the line, "I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex / Why? I made that bitch famous." He claimed that he had Taylor's permission, which she denied, also explaining that she "cautioned him about releasing a song with such a strong misogynistic message." However, Kim stepped in to defend Ye by telling GQ that Taylor "totally approved that," and then went a step further by releasing a video of a phone call between Taylor and Ye in which you can hear them discussing the song in question. The call seemingly showed that Taylor was fine with the explicit line, which contradicted her earlier statements. However, in 2020, it was revealed that the video Kim had posted was edited, and Ye never played Taylor the song or mentioned the hurtful lyric. Taylor then broke her silence about the video through an Instagram story where she lightly shaded Kim by writing that she was "telling the truth the whole time" and that "somebody edited and manipulated it" to frame her. She then asked her fans to donate to organizations in need. The two sides have not spoken about this incident since.

9. Sarah Jessica Parker vs. Kim Cattrall:

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Though there had been rumors about a feud between the two because Sarah was being paid a higher salary than Kim, the two actors continued to deny these claims. However, things came to a head in 2017 when Kim was seemingly blamed for the third Sex and the City movie being scrapped. Kim denied being the reason and said she had zero intention of ever reprising her role as Samantha Jones. Then, during an interview with Piers Morgan, Kim stated that she and her SATC costars were "never friends." SJP responded by saying that Kim's claim of a toxic work environment was "heartbreaking." The feud between the pair truly boiled over when, after her brother's tragic passing, Kim posted a heated Instagram post targeted at Sarah in which she said, "Your continuous reaching out is a painful reminder of how cruel you really were then and now," and told Sarah to "stop exploiting our tragedy in order to restore your ‘nice girl’ persona." So when a reboot of SATC was announced in 2021, it came as no surprise that Kim was not invited to reprise her character. SJP went so far as to confirm that Kim wasn't asked to come back because "she made it clear that that wasn’t something she wanted to pursue, and it no longer felt comfortable for us, and so it didn’t occur to us." SJP also added that there's "not a ‘fight’ going on. There has been one person talking.”

10. Gwyneth Paltrow vs. Martha Stewart:

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While speaking with Porter magazine in 2014, the queen of lifestyle threw a ton of shade at Goop and its founder, saying that if Gwyneth "was confident in acting, she wouldn't be trying to be Martha Stewart." However, Gwyneth seemed to take the barb in stride, stating that she was "psyched" that Martha saw her brand as competition, and explained that she only learns "good things" from those who criticize her.

11. Katy Perry vs. Taylor Swift:

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This feud began when Taylor dropped her "Bad Blood" song, which heavily referenced her and Katy's supposed feud. Taylor gave more details about that feud in a 2014 Rolling Stone interview. "I was never sure if we were friends or not," Taylor explained. "She would come up to me at awards shows and say something and walk away, and I would think, Are we friends, or did she just give me the harshest insult of my life?" However, the bad blood really seemed to ramp up when two of Taylor's backup dancers ditched her Red arena tour in favor of touring with Katy. Katy then fired back with a diss track of her own, "Swish Swish," in which she sang the lyrics, "Don't you come for me / No, not today." Afterward, during an interview with James Corden, Katy admitted that there was a "situation" with Taylor, but she "started it and it's time for her to finish it." Taylor fired back with her own song, "Look What You Made Me Do," in which fans speculated that the line "Locked me out and threw a feast" was a reference to Katy's song "Bon Appetit." The feud seemed to come to a solid conclusion when Katy sent Taylor a literal olive branch in 2018 ahead of her Reputation tour and, in turn, Taylor sent Katy a plate of "peace" cookies. But the biggest sign that the waters had calmed down was when the two pop stars reunited in 2019 for Taylor's "You Need to Calm Down" music video, where they literally hugged it out.

12. Britney Spears vs. Christina Aguilera:

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As Britney and Christina rose to fame at the same time in the same industry, it was inevitable for the two to clash during some very public spats. It began when Britney was praised in 2001 for releasing "I'm a Slave 4 U," with one review saying that "the song is funk the way God intended." However, Christina was met with immediate backlash when she released "Dirrty" a year later, with Time magazine saying she "looked as if she had arrived direct from an intergalactic hooker convention." Then Christina went on to say that Britney was "nervous" during their VMAs rehearsals with Madonna in 2003, adding that she was a "lost little girl, someone who desperately needs guidance." Britney fired back during an interview with Blender, saying she "think[s] it's probably the other way around. I can't believe she said that about me." Britney then told a story in which she said Christina tried to "put her tongue down [her] throat" after not seeing her for two years. The two pop stars continued to dig at each other through the media, with Christina saying that Britney's engagement ring "looks like she got it on QVC." Christina walked back the comment to the Daily Mail, but the damage was already done. Christina did wish Britney the best through her divorce from Kevin Federline in 2007 and sent her presents when Britney gave birth. However, in 2022, this feud seemed to be ongoing when Britney faced backlash after she said that the "only way to look thin is to hang out with fat people," noting that she would've looked “extremely small” if she'd had Christina's backup dancers onstage with her. Christina went on to unfollow Britney after she body-shamed her dancers.

13. Cardi B vs. Nicki Minaj:

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These two queens of rap have had a long back-and-forth beef for a minute now. It all started in 2017 when Nicki allegedly liked an Instagram comment that dissed Cardi's freestyle. Then the two women released different verses in their songs that fans speculated were about the other. But they continued to deny any bad blood between them. This leads us to the night of a New York Fashion Week afterparty where Cardi allegedly tried to attack Nicki by throwing a shoe at her. Cardi was photographed being escorted out of the event with a sizable welt on her forehead. Cardi then took to Instagram to vaguely explain her actions, stating, “I let you sneak diss me, I let you lie on me, I let you attempt to stop my bags, fuck up the way I eat! You’ve threaten[ed] other artists in the industry, told them if they work with me you’ll stop fuckin with them!!” Nicki never addressed the altercation, instead choosing to post pictures from the event. The two rappers have yet to reconcile.  

14. And finally, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner vs. Jordyn Woods:

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Right before Khloé gave birth to her daughter, True, in 2018, her baby daddy, Tristan Thompson, was caught in two cheating scandals. He was first caught on tape entering a hotel with a woman who emerged hours later with an overnight bag. However, the bigger scandal was definitely the second cheating allegation. It was reported that Tristan had kissed Kylie's best friend, Jordyn, during a house party. Jordyn explained during her Red Table Talk appearance in 2019 that the kiss occurred when she was "drunk" and that she was hesitant to share the full details of what occurred with Khloé because she was "trying to protect her heart" and she "doesn't deserve this." Khloé then accused Jordyn of "breaking up her family" on Twitter. However, after Khloé and Tristan reconciled, fans accused her of forcing Kylie not to be friends with Jordyn, to which she said, "Never once have I ever — and I mean EVER — told my sister who she can be friends with." Though Khloé claims that she has "forgiven" Jordyn and Tristan, it seems that the friendship between Hollywood's favorite BFFs has yet to recover. It does seem as if the duo won't be patching things up anytime soon, as Kylie told Jordyn that she's "scared" of her now because she's "capable of waking up the next morning with a smile on [her] face.'"