Your favorite celebrities and entertainers earning more money don't mean they are exempt from having debt. It turns out that even the most renowned people may end up being plagued by debt, which can cause them to move from being wealthy to being impoverished.

Mark Hamill

If you consider that the "Star Wars" property is reportedly worth over $10 billion to its owners at Disney, then a net worth of $18 million looks like peanuts. However, a net worth of $18 million is certainly nothing to scoff at. Hamill is not taking a massive bite out of that pie. After his time with the Jedi Order, Mark Hamill became a workhorse in animation, most notably providing the voice of the Joker for more than 20 years across several Batman television programs and computer games. It should not surprise that Hamill's fortune is growing now that Luke Skywalker has returned to the big screen.

Danny Bonaduce

In the book "Random Acts of Badness: My Story," which can be purchased on Amazon, Danny Bonaduce details his fight against heroin addiction. Even though he is best remembered for his part on "The Partridge Family," he is now doing quite well in his second job as one of the most famous radio disc jockeys. His on-air presence is honest and vulnerable, which draws listeners to him.

Natasha Lyonne

Natasha Lyonne got her start in the entertainment industry at the young age of six when she was cast in an episode of "Pee-Playhouse." Wee's Growing up in Hollywood wasn't everything it was made up to be for me, just as it wasn't for many other child performers. After appearing in the films "American Pie" and "Slums of Beverly Hills," Lyonne checked herself into a hospital in New York in 2005 under a fictitious identity. There, she received treatment for various illnesses, including heroin addiction, a collapsed lung, and a heart infection.

Chris Tucker

Chris Tucker, well known for his roles in "Fifth Element" and "Rush Hour," was previously one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood, raking in an average of $25 million for each film he appeared in. However, a series of financial setbacks, such as the foreclosure of his $6 million houses in 2011, taking a break from making feature films, and resolving a tax charge for $2.5 million in 2014, had a significant impact on his net worth. The estimated net worth of Sinbad is $4 Million.

Sinbad appeared in the film "Homeward Bound II" in 1996, but by 2013, he was working on a different sequel: he was filing for bankruptcy for the second time after his first filing in 2009. TMZ published a list of less financial obligations at the time, including debt of $8.3 million to the Internal Revenue Service, a liability of $374,979 to American Express, and a deficit of $2.3 million to the California Franchise Tax Board. Since then, he has made some efforts to get his life back on track, and he was most recently seen in the sitcom "Rel" playing the role of Milton.

Amanda Bynes

Amanda Bynes spent her childhood in the public eye, beginning her career as a child star on Nickelodeon's "The Amanda Show" before moving on to significant roles in adolescent comedies such as "Easy A" and "What a Girl Wants." Following a highly publicized mental breakdown in 2013, the child star was sent to a psychiatric facility and given temporary guardianship over her medical care and money. On the other hand, there is a chance that Amanda Bynes may return to the public eye. In 2018, she expressed interest in getting back into the acting business.

Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson's career as a professional boxer resulted in earnings of more than $300 million, and he is now retired. Iron Mike, however, has had a difficult time since the late 1980s, dealing with issues such as assault charges, prison time, drug problems, excessive spending, and bankruptcy in 2003. In a previous interview with CNN Money, he said: "I didn't believe I'd make it into my 30s."

MC Hammer

The decade of the 1990s was aptly dubbed "Hammer time." Hammer was living the good life, riding high on a wealth of over $25 million. He had a 17-car garage, a swimming pool in the style of his iconic puffy genie trousers, and a crew of 200 that he paid over $6.2 million each year. After the bankruptcy, Hammer's net worth was just 2 million dollars; what caused this decline? The solution may be summed up in a single word: sustainability.

Rutherford

Kelly Rutherford started her acting career in soap operas while also making various television appearances. The actress is perhaps most recognized for her performances in the television shows "Melrose Place" and "Gossip Girl." However, she has also appeared in various supporting parts in films and television.