Celebrities with drunk driving convictions
After you receive a drunk driving offense, you might feel alone, embarrassed or ashamed. However, thousands of people are convicted of drunk driving every year — even celebrities, the people who are sometimes considered to have “everything.” These high-profile actors, athletes and musicians have all had a DUI/OWI arrest.
Reese Witherspoon
This Oscar-winning actress was arrested in 2013 for drunk driving and disorderly conduct. Witherspoon later stated how she was embarrassed about her behavior, but admitted that there are many things people don’t know about her.
Michael Phelps
Even though he’s the most decorated Olympian of all time, Phelps has had some trouble with the law, including 2004 and 2014 drunk driving convictions. Because his arrest and subsequent time in rehab, Phelps said he had some of the biggest learning experiences he’s ever had.
Justin Bieber
In 2014, this Grammy nominee was arrested for drunk driving, driving with an expired driver’s license and resisting arrest without violence. Bieber avoided jail time, but has cleaned up his act since the incident.
Michelle Rodriguez
This award-winning actress has been arrested for two drink driving offenses — one in 2003 and the other in 2005. Today, she is a successful actress with acting, directing and screenwriting credits to her name.
Charles Barkley
Barkley, an NBA Hall of Fame member, an 11 time NBA All Star and two-time Olympian, was arrested in 2008 for drunk driving. He admitted that he was disappointed in himself for getting behind the wheel after he had been drinking.
Kevin Hart
Pulled over in 2013, funny man Kevin Hart was arrested for drunk driving. He claims the conviction was a huge wakeup call, and his career has skyrocketed since the incident.
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