These bizarre celebrity rumors were what we believed in the 1990s

One of the many strange rumors surrounding shock rocker Marilyn Manson was that one of his ribs had been surgically removed.

For what reason? So that he could perform a certain sexual act on himself that would require him to bend over quite a bit. Manson has never directly commented on this claim, but that’s probably because it contributes to the disturbing myth of him.

Was it is saidthat some people can insert a gerbil through a tube into their rectum for sexual gratification. Somehow word got around that Richard Gere was an enthusiastic participant in this fictional craze. It has also been claimed that he was once hospitalized for an emergency “gerbilectomy”.

Mariah Carey is available for comment known, which is said to have made in the 1990s. In it, she claimed she was jealous of the hungry children she saw in TV commercials because they were so skinny.

The quote was actually from a parodied interview, but unfortunately it spread like wildfire in the news and hasn’t let them go since!

While that’s not entirely true, they wore lockets with a small stain of each other’s blood on them, which the media exaggerated. Then of course it’s completely normal …

After Cobain’s death, desperate fans looked for someone to blame and settled on Courtney Love. Rumors circulated that she had killed him and staged him as if Cobain had taken his own life, but in the end the case was declared suicidal.

As the co-stars and romantic leads of “Titanic,” one of the greatest love stories of all time, it was inevitable that rumors of a romance between Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio would surface.

Brandon Lee, the son of Bruce Lee, was building an acting career in the 1990s. He then tragically died in 1993 while filming the movie “Crow”.

The prop gun fired a real bullet instead of a blank bullet, seriously injuring Lee in front of the camera. He was taken to the hospital and later died. It circulated voicesthat the actual scene of his death was captured on film, but that’s not true.

Then there was voicesrevealed that Oprah was having a secret love affair with her best friend and CBS host Gayle King. The two may be inseparable, but the rumors are unfounded.

The first was the false claim that the actor who played Zach, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, would die in a car accident. Not even close! He is still alive, even though he looks very different now.

Another gossipWhat was circulating was that actor Dustin Diamond, who played Screech, became a movie star in adult films. In reality, only a questionable video was shot. She heard that the infamous Paris Hilton video made her millions. She decided to fake her own video using a stunt double and some fake body parts of her to make money.

Vanilla Ice’s song “Ice Ice Baby” was a smash hit in 1990. He gave up some of the credits for the song to famed music producer Suge Knight, which was too outrageous. voices carried.

Allegedly, Knight grabbed Vanilla Ice and hung him by the ankles on a balcony until he agreed to pay him. In fact, according to Mr. Ice, they simply engaged in a frank conversation on the balcony, which ended with him graciously agreeing to pay.

Steve Burns was the original host of the hit children’s television show Blue’s Clues. After the show ended, they remained stubborn voiceswho died in various cruel ways. In fact, Burns has worked as a voice actor and musician for the past few decades.

Actor Michael J. Fox starred in the Back to the Future films, making him one of the biggest stars of the 1980s and 1990s. During this time, people began to speculate on what the “J.” it’s in his name.

A gossip claims that his parents allowed him to choose his middle name himself when he was six, and he chose Jello. His middle name is actually Andrew, but he thought Michael J. Fox sounded his best.

In 1993, Marisa Tomei won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in My Cousin Winnie. Tomei was relatively new to the scene and was not considered the favorite for the win.

This led to voicesthat the moderator actually read the wrong name and the academy just took it to cover up his mistake! This theory has been largely invalidated and disproved by all involved.

Have you ever heard that famous children’s show host Barney the Dinosaur keeps cocaine in his costume? Apparently a lot of people have heard it! There is no evidence for this complaintbut it may have been confused with other reports, which revealed that drug traffickers had filled one of Barney’s soft toys with cocaine to hide it.