Stars Who Revealed The Rudest Celebs They Ever Met - Extended Cut

We all have bad days, and, like us,  not every celebrity's a contender for Mr. or Ms. Congeniality. Let's all  gasp in wonder at some remarkably rude celebrity interactions — served  cold by a jury of their peers. Jon Stewart hosted The Daily Show for 16 years,  during which he was able to handle everything thrown at him, except for one unbearable celeb  who was banned from the studio: actor Hugh Grant. In 2012, Stewart revealed to fellow  late-night host and bestie Stephen Colbert that while Th

e Daily Show's  guests have sometimes included both real and fictional dictators, Grant  was the worst of the worst, recalling, “He’s giving everyone shit the whole  time, and he’s a big pain in the ass.” In an appearance to promote his film,  Did You Hear About the Morgans?, the movie star griped about the clip  chosen to run on the show, asking, "What is that clip? It's a terrible clip,"  Grant asked angrily, to which Stewart shot back, "Well, then make a better f–king movie." Mike Myers is a

comedy icon, having starred  in comedy classics like the Austin Powers and Shrek movies. But not everyone's  on-set experience with Myers has been positive. In fact, Amy Hill, who worked  with Myers on 2003's The Cat in the Hat, described her time with him during a  2016 interview with the AV Club, saying, "It was just a horrible, nightmarish  experience. I don't think he got to know anybody. He'd just be with his people and  walk away. People would come and then he'd stand there. There was a gu

y who held  his chocolates in a little Tupperware. Whenever he needed chocolate, he'd come  running over and give him a chocolate.” Hill concluded by saying, "That's what divas are like, I  guess. Or people who need therapy." Pete Davidson is no stranger to celebrity feuds, but his beef with former Saturday Night Live  star, Chevy Chase, was completely unprovoked. "Good evening. I'm God, and here's the news." Apparently, Chase wasn't a fan of the show's  2018 cast. He told The Washington Post, "

I had to watch a little of it and I  just couldn't f—--- believe it. That means a whole generation of s—heads laughs  at the worst f------ humor in the world." Davidson didn't take kindly to  the remarks. He told Howard Stern, "He's a f—--- douchebag. F— Chevy Chase. I  hate that dude. He's just a genuinely bad, racist person, and I don't like him.  [...] He's a putz. I don't like him." "How's it going with the others?" "Well, you know, I don't know, really.  I don't pay much attention to them."

Chase has long been accused of controversial  behavior on set. His former Community co-star, Donald Glover, was allegedly the  target of Chase's racist jokes, according to show creator Dan Harmon.  For his part, Glover told The New Yorker, "I just saw Chevy as fighting time  — a true artist has to be O.K. with his reign being over. [...] But I know  there's a human in there somewhere." Plenty of celebrities have been accused of diva  behavior, and some have even owned it. But few have been call

ed a diva as often as Mariah  Carey. Just ask Demi Lovato. Back in 2016, the former Disney Channel star made her  feelings about Carey perfectly clear in a since-deleted Instagram post.  According to ET, the post read, "The woman is mean for no reason.  Extremely talented? Yes. Superhuman? Possibly. Unnecessarily rude? Absolutely." Lovato's comments came on the heels of  another since-deleted post of Carey's, in which the "Always Be My Baby"  hitmaker dissed Ariana Grande, as well as Carey's inf

amous "I don't know  her" comments regarding Jennifer Lopez. "She says you know her." "Okay. I know she – You know  what? I'm very forgetful." When asked by Andy Cohen what she  would say to Lovato, Carey replied, "I don't know her either." We imagine Lopez, Lovato, and Carey  won't be getting together any time soon, but whatever distaste Carey did or didn't have  for Grande must have dissipated. In 2020, the two — along with Jennifer Hudson — collaborated  on Carey's Christmas track "Oh Santa!"

with Grande even joining Carey at the end to harmonize  with the latter's signature whistle tone runs. It's often said that you should never meet your  heroes. After working with musical icon Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj would probably agree. In 2010,  when Minaj's music career was just taking off, she and Carey collaborated on "Up Out My  Face." Afterward, the rapper told MTV News, "When I met her, she was so funny and silly.  I thought when I was gonna work with Mariah, [she] was gonna be like t

his  diva. But we were cracking jokes the whole day. She's a  sweet, down-to-earth person." But Minaj's opinion did a one-eighty when the  pair reunited in 2012 as American Idol judges. "The three of us are sisters, and  we won't let her go to the ball." In a video released by TMZ, the  "Super Bass" rapper is heard saying, "I told them I'm not f–kin' putting up  with her f–kin' highness over there." Carey, of course, was the royal in question.  Minaj also vague-tweeted about the singer, "All I d

o is compliment u.  That's not enuff? Ur a legend, cheer up. U don't have to run down ur  resume or feel intimidated. Shady McGrady." "I didn't know she sang. I  thought she rapped. Or whatever." Carey has been less vocal about their feud, but during a 2015 interview on The Kyle and  Jackie O Show, she said of her time on the Idol: "That was the worst experience of my life. [...]  I don't think they had any intentions for us to have a good experience doing that show. Pitting  two females against

each other wasn't cool." Even over a decade later, we don't  foresee this duo collaborating again. Leah Remini and Tom Cruise are both known for  their affiliation with the Church of Scientology, but that's where their similarities  end. Remini's made it her mission to expose the abuse and trauma she  and others have allegedly suffered at the hands of the church, while  Cruise remains a committed member. "You're fighting to save an ideal  that doesn't exist. Never did." While filming Mission: I

mpossible 7 in  December 2020, Cruise was recorded yelling at crew members over violation of COVID-19  safety protocols. Public response was mixed. But Remini alleged in The Underground Bunker  that Cruise's words were a charade, writing, "Tom does not believe in illness. Tom's  reaction that was released yesterday shows his true personality. He is  an abusive person. I witnessed it, I've been a recipient of it on a small  level, and I've been told of similar abuse by his former girlfriend, his

employees,  and his friends. This is the real Tom." Cruise defended himself in an  interview with Empire magazine, saying, "I said what I said. There was a lot at stake  at that point. All those emotions were going through my mind. I was thinking about  the people I work with, and my industry." Carnie Wilson of the group Wilson Phillips  had a horrific experience on Howard Stern's radio show back in 1999. She opened up  about it on The Talk in 2017, saying, "When I walked in, the producer, Gary,

said,  'Step over here and wait for Howard.' Well I didn't know this, but I was stepping on  a scale. And I looked up and — in red, big numbers — 233 pounds showed up on this  thing. I said, 'Wait a minute?' and I looked down and all I could think was 'Howard,  ready to shame me?' They purposely did it." Stern said to Wilson's husband,  musician Rob Bonfiglio, "There's something wrong here. [...] No guy's going to go out with a  broad who looks like this.'" To make matters even worse, Wilson's 

appearance on Howard Stern was shortly after she had gastric bypass surgery  for the first time. The singer, who has struggled with her weight for much of her  life, later underwent a second procedure in 2012. As Wilson recalled of Stern, "It's like a joke to him, but it wasn't  to me. It was one of the worst experiences I ever had. I was so devastated and  so embarrassed. Humiliated really." Bill Maher has been interviewing celebrities  on Real Time with Bill Maher since 2003, and he's made mo

re than a few enemies in  the process. Anthony Bourdain appeared on the show as a member of a panel in 2011,  sharing his thoughts on food and sex. "We both like beer and we both  like barbecue. Or I do, anyway." "Yeah, I mean that's setting the bar  really low on having things in common." Before his tragic death in June 2018, Bourdain  shared with Reason his opinion of Maher, saying, "Insufferably smug. Really the worst of the smug,  self-congratulatory left. I have a low opinion of him. I did

not have an enjoyable experience on  his show. Not a show I plan to do again. He's a classic example of the smirking, contemptuous,  privileged guy who lives in a bubble. And he is in no way looking to reach outside, or even look  outside, of that bubble, in an empathetic way." Maher must not have been too perturbed  by the comments as he didn't respond, but the comic did crack a joke  at Bourdain's expense just weeks after his death by suicide. While  reading a fake headline, Maher said, "Comet

destroys Asia. White people on Facebook  still talking about Anthony Bourdain." Oscar winner Tommy Lee Jones is no fan  of Jim Carrey. The two worked together on Batman Forever back in the '90s. And  Jones didn't mince words when it came to his lack of fondness for his comedic co-star  after Carrey spotted him having dinner at the same restaurant. In an appearance on  Norm Macdonald Live, Carrey recalled, "I went over and I said, 'Hey Tommy, how are  you doing?' and the blood just drained from

his face. [...] And he started shaking. He  got up and he went like this. He must have been in mid kill me fantasy or something like  that. And he went like to hug me and he said, 'I hate you. I really don't like you.' And I said,  'What's the problem?' and I pulled up a chair, which probably wasn't smart. And he said,  'I cannot sanction your buffoonery.'" Carrey kept a mostly good attitude  about the incident, surmising, "I was the star and that was the problem. He's  a phenomenal actor, thoug

h. I still love him." Rosie Perez and Jennifer Lopez worked  together on In Living Color in the early '90s. Perez was a choreographer for the  sketch comedy show and even fought for Lopez, who appeared in over 60 episodes,  to get her big break as a Fly Girl. "We have a new Fly Girl, comin' all the way  from Bronx, New York - Miss Jennifer Lopez." In her 2014 memoir Handbook for  an Unpredictable Life, however, Perez claimed that JLo's's on-set  behavior was inappropriate, writing, "All of the g

irls were coming into  my office complaining how she was manipulating wardrobe, makeup,  and me, all to her advantage." Perez claimed that, when she addressed  the issue with Lopez, she responded like: "Some ghetto biatch, screaming  and pounding her chest!" Their feud heated up following Lopez's exit  from the show, with Perez accusing her of acting friendly despite dissing her behind  her back and then ghosting her. Perez wrote, "I was blindsided. I'd thought we were cool.  I called her up. Sh

e wouldn't pick up." Of seeing Lopez at a club  shortly after, Perez recalled, "I should've let it go, played it off too.  Instead, I killed her with my biting tongue." On the positive side, it seems that  Perez actually holds no ill will toward Lopez these days. In 2016, she told CNN, "I don't hate Jennifer Lopez. I have great  respect for her. Yes, we had a tiff, and it was 20 years ago, and I write it in my book.  [...] I've moved on, and I'm sure she has also." At first glance, you'd probabl

y never think  Pierce Brosnan could be rude. Between his sultry voice and dashing looks, the Irish actor won our  hearts as James Bond in the late '90s. However, funnyman James Corden might beg to  differ with this glowing reputation. "No hard feelings Mr Bond" In a headline-making segment  of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show in  2017, guest Khloé Kardashian asked Corden about the rudest celeb he's  ever met. He reluctantly revealed, "Pierce Brosnan" The late-night star

went on to claim, "I went to see U2…and Pierce  Brosnan was with some friends here, and they left halfway through the gig" After the space had been vacant  for a while, Corden and his wife moved to Brosnan's spot…apparently  right before the actor returned. "This arm went on here and just pushed me  out the way. And I looked at him like that, and he didn't even glance at me,  he just moved back into his area." We never thought the actor best known as 007  could allegedly be this harsh in real li

fe, but after Khloe offered the possibility that  Brosnan was drunk at the time, Cordon quipped, "Maybe he's just a bit f–king rude, k." Gene Simmons may look scary with all the makeup  he wears for KISS, but nobody would have thought he'd be rude to the elderly. It all started when  Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet shared a series of texts from his mom, Jamey, on Instagram  in 2014. At the time, she jokingly texted, "I think [Gene] Simmons is on my flight.  Do you think I should go give him a k

iss." …to which her famous son quipped,  quote, "Yes. With tongue." However, it wasn't long until Stonesteet  publicly put Simmons and bandmate Paul Stanley on blast. The actor claimed via Twitter, "Gene tried to bully my mom out of her seat  and when she said no, he said, 'it's ok, I just bought the plane' and then asked her for  HER autograph. […] I can't wait to run into you two old a-- makeup wearing f---- and tell you in  person; you should have been nicer to my mom." "Oh that was good" Sim

mons denied the entire situation  in a series of since-deleted tweets, which included the message, quote, "LOOK, I HAVE  A MOTHER, TOO." Meanwhile, Stanley squashed the beef by apologizing to the mother-son duo. As  for Stonestreet? He thanked Stanley, and added, "I will tape my glow in the dark  KISS posters back together." Rumors surrounding Ariana Grande's  alleged diva behavior have been swirling for years. The pint-sized  crooner even combated the claims in a 2014 appearance on the Australi

an  radio show, Mike E & Emma, saying, "That's not real, that's nonsense. My fans  know who I am, my family knows who I am, my friends know who I am,  and that's all that matters." But there was someone who disagreed with Grande's claim: E! News correspondent  Giuliana Rancic. She revealed, "I think she does have a little bit  of a diva thing going on. I remember, I think it was at the AMAs, she came up on the  platform, and normally I stand on [her left side] to the camera. I had to fight 13 ye

ars to  get this side to the camera, it's my good side, but I fought 13 years for this, OK? Little Ariana  comes over, I feel like 'bing,' elbow in my side, I'm like, 'What's going on?' And  they push me to the other side." "Vogue" While the thought of the two stars fighting  for their good side may sound hilarious, we aren't surprised Grande won this round. Christina Aguilera has built quite  the reputation for not being the friendliest person among Hollywood's  elite. And one celeb this pop st

ar apparently rubbed the wrong way  was actress Valerie Bertinelli. Andy Cohen asked Bertinelli to dish the  dirt on what went on between the two stars during a 2014 episode of Watch  What Happens Live. While the actress clarified that she and Aguilera didn't have  an all-out feud, the singer did apparently snub Bertinelli at one of her ex-husband  Eddie Van Halen's concerts. She claimed, "I was a fan at that time…And I went up  to her because she was at a Van Halen concert, and I said, 'Oh my G

od, I think  you're a beautiful singer' buh buh buh" But Christina wasn't having it. "She just went like, 'Yeah, whatever.' She  gave me the cold shoulder, and I thought, 'B----, I'm a fan. You can't be nice to me?" After Cohen asked Bertinelli if she'd  seen Aguilera since, the actress replied, "I have not, no. But you know what? She might  have gotten better, but I heard she hasn't." You probably shouldn't bother someone while  they're in the middle of an intense workout sesh, but that's exact

ly what Sister,  Sister alum Tia Mowry decided to do to Charlize Theron during one  particular SoulCycle class in 2014. "Hey. Yeah, you I'm talkin to you you  piece of s—. I'm gonna kick your ass" Mowry told InTouch, "She wasn't very nice to me. I said, 'Hi,'  and she actually rolled her eyes and said, 'Oh my God.' I wasn't over-the-top. I  know how to approach another celebrity." Andy Cohen later decided to rehash  the goss with Theron herself on an episode of Watch What Happens Live. Theron jo

ked, "What a b----. No, I heard this story — did  she really say it? Was it just written?" Once Cohen explained that the tale  originated in a tabloid, Theron replied, "Oh, well, you can't go by that, right?  I'm really nice at SoulCycle, actually, because once my endorphins kick in  … I'm actually almost too friendly." Ready to get to the bottom of this rumored feud, E! News caught up with Mowry, who  finally cleared the air in 2017, saying, "It was all blown out of proportion.  I respect her.

I think she's amazing." Aussie radio host Em Rusciano has probably had  her fair share of run-ins with rude celebrities. "You have to appeal to everyone, and as  we know, as you said, I'm polarizing" But she had no trouble narrowing  down the rudest star she'd ever met. Answering a fan question about it,  she replied on Instagram, quote, "Easy: lead singer of Snow Patrol." Her story about an  interview she and her co-host conducted with Gary Lightbody made this piece of celeb gossip  that much m

ore amusing. Rusciano explained, "[We] went to interview [the band]  […] and they had that one big song on Grey's Anatomy ["Chasing Cars"]. We got told, 'Don't ask him about it because he gets angry'  but we did because that's all anyone cared about." She claimed Lightbody sat through the rest  of the interview with his middle finger raised in protest. Perhaps we can chalk up the  entire sitch to the singer having an off day, considering he gushed about the iconic track to  BBC News years after

this interview, claiming, "I still have a really deep  relationship to that song. It's a beautiful moment every time you play it." Kathy Griffin is no stranger to speaking her  mind. And the comedy veteran has often been called out over her sometimes blunt portrayal  of fellow celebs. She told Salon in 2018, "I tell the real stuff. And there's some serious  parts, like the death threats, very intense." Nevertheless, this hasn't stopped Griffin from  dishing all her hot celeb secrets in her book,

Kathy Griffin's Celebrity Run-Ins. And one  star she couldn't say anything positive about? Actor Jon Hamm. Griffin wrote  of an ill-fated dinner party in 2016, "You'll never convince me to like Jon Hamm.  Hammy showed up […] He even said to me, 'What are you doing here?' I said  […] 'What are you doing here?'" She explained that while talking  to Jack Nicholson later on, an intoxicated Hamm reportedly  whispered in her ear, saying, "First it was, 'You know your Emmy isn't  a real Emmy' […] then

he whispered, 'You're so o-o-o-old.'" Considering the fact that Hamm previously  told GQ that his popular Mad Men character, Don Draper, is a bad dude that he  quote, "lives with […] every day," perhaps Hamm was taking one too many  pointers from his on-screen alter ego. "You're never gonna please  everybody, that's for sure" Michael Jordan is considered the G.O.A.T.  in the history of the NBA. Unfortunately, it seems the legendary player's intensity  on the court has spilled off of it, as well

— which fan and rapper Chamillionaire  discovered following an alleged incident with the basketball giant in 2009.  The rapper claimed via Upstream, "I had saw Michael Jordan taking  pictures with girls. I was like 'Man, this is just that one moment…I'm  gonna ask Mike for a picture.'" He continued, "I kind of expected him to say no, so I wasn't  mad he said no. But the way he said it? He said, 'Oh hell nah, man! I ain't taking  no pictures with no n-----.'" Yikes. The story obviously picked up

steam  at the time, even on ESPN, which noted, "There's also widespread support for the  idea that Jordan is no saint. […] [We] can't help but wonder if the public  perception of Jordan is shifting." As for Number 23 himself? Jordan seemingly  decided to prove Chamillionaire's claims wrong, as years later, he was seen posing with  rap artist 2 Chainz in an Instagram snap. If you're an A-list celeb,  you should probably avoid being rude to an up-and-comer. Cue  then 13-year-old Hailee Steinfeld,

who was heading home after an audition in  late 2009, and tried to talk to Lea Michele. "I feel like I will live through certain  experiences and be like ok never again" Steinfeld told J-14, "When I was auditioning for True Grit, I was  on the Paramount lot. Glee also films on the lot and I love that show. I saw Lea Michele  just walking to her trailer. […] So I walked up to her and asked for her autograph, but  she walked by and a guy came and said, 'Sorry, now's not a good time!' I was so sad

! I  was practically crying on the way home." Michele later told Gossip Cop, "I heard Hailee was upset and [I] feel terrible.  The Glee schedule is so jam-packed that the PA probably pulled me so that I wouldn't  be late to set. I never meant to hurt her feelings. She's an extraordinary talent  and I look forward to meeting her one day." And squash the beef she did, as the  two actresses met once again at the 2011 SAG Awards — where Michele took the  time to pose for a photo with Steinfeld. Jenn

ifer Lawrence has been considered  by many to be Hollywood's quirky "It Girl" for years. She's the one who always  speaks her mind, tends to fall in public, and is just generally viewed  as super relatable by her fans. "Now I realize I've made the  biggest mistake of my entire life" But is this Oscar winner starting to take  her fame for granted? Lawrence sat down with Adam Sandler in 2017 for Variety's Actors  on Actors series, where the duo discussed the negative aspects of fans who don't resp

ect  their personal space. The actress dished, "Once I enter a public place,  I become incredibly rude. I turn into a huge assh–e...and that's  like my only way of defending myself" She added, "I see somebody walking towards my table, I just go…Or like 'Can I have  a selfie?' and I'm like, 'No!'" While Sandler awkwardly laughed at the remark, he then tried offering up his own  two cents to the young starlet. "I don't shut 'em down" He says he had a strategy that works  when fans his age wanna ta

ke a selfie. "They go hey, Adam can I get a picture,  and I say you don't want that man, and the guy goes what? And I go you don't  want that. And he goes yeah, yeah, I don't" Nevertheless, the damage was seemingly already  done. As of mid 2019, the YouTube video has 3,600 likes, but also holds a whopping 9,800 dislikes.  Looks like some fans were rubbed the wrong way.