Celebrities Who Work Normal Jobs Now

While fame and fortune may be the goal for many, there are a select group of celebrities who decided that it simply wasn't a life for them. We're going to go over these 11 celebs who gave up fame to work normal jobs, so we can understand why someone might want to ditch Hollywood and become celebrities who now work normal jobs.

This is, Celebrities Who Gave Up Fame To Work A Normal Job

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[Dellors-Civic]

Hayden’s decision to leave behind the lavish life that being a Star Wars main character provides to live in humility and nurture the earth is the most based thing I’ve ever seen

[jackmeeks]

Bean's story was so wholesome. When the video stated that both of his parents died of cancer, I felt a tinge of sadness in my heart. The fact that, despite his failure to stay in show business, he went on to spread joy during the holidays in order to honour his father's love for Christmas. That is such a beautiful story arc.

[Nicky]

*Honorable Mention:* Rick Moranis

After staring in classics like Ghostbusters, Spaceballs, and Little Shop of Horrors, Moranis decided to leave Hollywood behind to be a better father for his kids after his wife passed away.

That right there is dedication to family.

[d.b.hemlock]

Man seeing Hayden becoming a man of the land and choosing to be self taught in agriculture is absolutely phenomenal. Man I have a million times more respect for him now than ever. Bravo Vader!

[therealguy]

As a type 1 diabetic hearing Jennifer Stone get diagnosed then immediately turn around and help others for the very field that helped save her; she get a whole other level of respect from me

[rossjohnstone]

I actually found this video kind of heartwarming. It's nice to hear most of these guys seem to be doing well for themselves. While their jobs may not be the most glamorous, they seem to be enjoying their life away from stardom and cudos to them :3

[doctorPuffin]

People don’t know how awful sometimes it is to be famous.

[Lawrence_Talbot]

Hayden Christiansen still appears in occasional movies, and obviously the recent Obi Wan show. He also likes to drop in at Star Wars conventions and the occasional comic con. Met him once, he is so chill. I think giving up the fame helps him seem so down to earth. We ended up talking about dirt and tractors for a half hour, even tho I was a huge Star Wars nerd lol

[mewgiah]

Hayden also got a ton of abuse from Star Wars fans and the press. While the prequels had awful writing and acting, that was entirely the fault of Lucas who botched the script and directing.

Hayden was actually a great Anakin, and did the best he could with what was given to him.

Recently at a Star Wars celebration, Hayden was moved to tears after an entire arena of fans cheered him on. While the prequels are still genuinely bad films, most fans now recognize the hard work the actors put in. And many now see Hayden as a great part of the Star Wars legacy that deserved better.

So at least he seemed to get a happy ending. He was literally speechless after getting such a huge response from everyone. Shocked that people actually liked him. It was nice to see.

[ArmanBaig]

my sister met hayden in 2021 while filming/promoting obi wan lenovo and she said he was incredibly nice and was one of the only celebs she met who genuinely cared to interact with her so to hear his farm is going well and he can leave the dream of a peaceful life just makes me so happy :)

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0:10 Hayden christensen
1:29 steven anthony lawrence
2:34 Danny lioyd
4:04 Vanilla Ice
5:23 peter ostrum
6:24 jenifer stone
7:23 chris owen
8:31susan boyle
9:40 kevin jonas
10:10 nikki blonsky

[chinapat]

FYI - Carrie's interview at comic con was done by Kevin Smith not Kevin James. It's funny because in the Jay & Silent Bob reboot movie they actually kept calling him Kevin James as a running joke throughout the movie. Love ur vids, sunnyv2!!

[Adurite]

the incredibly sad thing about some celebrities is, some of them get fame and money so easily, that they feel obligated to work a normal job just to feel like a normal human.

[justinharvie]

Damn, kudos to Hayden. Played one of the most iconic characters of the 21st century, stepped back from fame, used the money to buy some land and start a farm for himself and his community. I would love to have done that. And it's also great to see that folks have embraced him as Anakin after all of the hate he got when those movies came out.

[stefanc]

Vanilla Ice didn't want to give up on his musical career but his manager screwed him over so hard he never recovered 😢

[moviewolverine]

Major kudos to the ones who escaped the toxic, self-destructive world of Hollywood to do what they enjoyed or help others. It's honestly the best outcome you could hope for for a child actor.

[FIDEL_CASHFLOW_]

I think my favorite actor turned normal person was Jeff Cohen, the guy who played chunk in The Goonies. He became a lawyer, and he negotiated Ke Huy Quan's contract for everything, everywhere, all at once for him. That's why he publicly thanked him at his acceptance speech ceremony

[JayDee]

After playing Malcolm from Malcolm in the Middle, Frankie Muniz decided to pursue a career in auto racing. He almost got into IndyCar in 2011, but he was injured in a crash in 2010 and the deal fell through. Recently, he returned to racing and is now in the ARCA Series, which is a minor league for NASCAR. He's currently second in the points standings.

[seandillon]

Can we just admire the fact Sunny made a super controversial video. Got 8million views on it. Didn’t reply to the backlash and kept posting like it never happened. And this video got 1m views in 3 days. He really beat cancel culture

[simsInnovation]

Why is the background track so ominous when these are very positive stories? I'm truly happy for all of them.