These Celebrities Didn't Exactly Tell The Truth Quiz

Answer: Lindsay Lohan

Lindsay Lohan was born in 1986 in New York to parents who worked on Wall Street. She began appearing in commercials and advertisements as a model before she was even three years old and, at age 15 was filming her first movie "The Parent Trap". By 2007 she had several movies credited to her but also was beginning to make the news in less glamorous ways.

She was convicted for drunk driving, arrested for cocaine usage, and entered rehab multiple times. She has also been caught in various lies. In 2012, she told police that her assistant was driving on the Pacific Coast Highway in her car when it wrecked.

After an investigation, it turns out it was Lindsay who was driving on parole. In 2013 she admitted she tried cocaine just a few times but in 2014 she told Oprah Winfrey it was much more than that and she did not want to be judged.

In 2015 she tweeted to everyone she was back in New York City to do community service when, in fact, she was in London.

Answer: Robin Thicke

Robin Thicke was born in 1977 in California and his parents were both television actors. He began his music career at only 16 and focused on R&B and composing music for other artists. In the mid 2000s he was recording his own albums and slowly moving up the billboard charts.

In 2013, his biggest hit was released when he and Pharrell Williams introduced the world to the song "Blurred Lines" which Thicke claimed he co-wrote. In just a few days, there were over one million views of the online video.

However, in 2014, in a court case where the authenticity of the original idea of the song was questioned, Thicke admitted that he lied and that he did not help author the song. He blamed his untruths on drug addiction and the fact he was jealous that the huge hit was not penned by him.

Answer: Star Jones

Star Jones was born in 1962 and grew up in a housing project in New Jersey. She went on to earn a law degree and was a prosecutor in New York for several years. Star joined the television show "Court TV" as a correspondent and from there parlayed her success into one of the hosts of "The View" with Barbara Walters. By 2003, however, she had tipped the scales at over 300 pounds. During the next three years, she lost 160 pounds and continually attributed it to diet and Pilates exercise.

She left the show in 2006.

In 2009, Star went on to tell Oprah Winfrey that she actually had received gastric bypass surgery and also lied each time she said she was happy with her heavier weight. She apologized both to her viewers and to her former colleagues.

Answer: Paris Hilton

Paris Hilton, heiress to part of the Hilton hotel fortune, was born in 1981 in New York. By 2001, she was a well known model and was seen jet setting around the globe. In 2003 Paris and her friend Nicole Richie starred on a reality television show called "The Simple Life" that ran for several seasons.

In 2007 Paris was sent to a short jail stint for violating parole after being arrested for driving under the influence with a suspended license. After being released from jail, she appeared on "Larry King Live" and stated she never did drugs nor even liked being around them. Over the next several years she was photographed with marijuana and had several brushes with the law.

In 2010 she was arrested in Las Vegas, Nevada for cocaine possession found in her purse.

She stated the purse was not hers even though it was pointed out to her that it contained her drivers license, her credit cards, and her phone! Paris Hilton went on to focus her career on becoming a disc jockey in the music industry.

Answer: False

Jack White was born Jack Gillis in 1975 in Detroit, Michigan. Throughout his school years he considered joining the priesthood or becoming a Marine. He ended up playing in several garage bands in the Detroit area. He met Meg White, married her in 1996, and took her last name as his own.

They formed a rock duo called "The White Stripes" where she played the drums and he played everything else. As they quickly started making albums, they told everyone they were a brother and sister team. Even after a Detroit newspaper published their wedding certificate in the early 2000s, it was not until 2005 that Jack admitted the cover-up.

He stated they wanted people to focus on the music and not the relationship of the duo. He stated they were also divorced.

The group has made several studio and live albums.

Answer: Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart was born in 1941 in New Jersey and, after school, became a stockbroker. After she and her husband moved into a large older home, she launched a catering career that included home decorating tips. Over the next several years, that business parlayed into a multimedia empire that included magazines, television shows, product lines, and books.

In 2001 she sold $45,000 worth of stock in ImClone. As it turns out, she sold the stock the day before it plummeted. The ImClone chief executive, her friend, also sold stock. Both he and Martha used the same stock broker.

In 2003 Martha Stewart was indicted for insider trading. She claimed she was unaware of any fraudulent activities and had a standing order to sell the stock if it got under $60.

However, it was proven that she lied and agreed to sell the stocks to avoid a loss. In the end, she was given a prison sentence, a hefty fine worth way more than her potential loss would have been, and a downswing in her reputation.

Answer: Rick Ross

He was born William L Roberts in Mississippi in 1976 and attended college for a year in Florida on a football scholarship. In 1995 he began work at the Florida Department of Corrections as a prison guard. He served in this role for almost two years. During this time, he also began dabbling in rap and hip-hop music which he had always enjoyed.

In 2000 he changed his name to Rick Ross. He began a career of rap hits, run-ins with the law, and feuds with fellow rappers. In 2008 a report showed he did not come from a gangster background but actually was a paid security guard.

He denied the allegations even though his Social Security number and photo matched the records. In 2009 he finally admitted his true background but stated that he still stood by the subjects in in his songs and had witnessed most of them.

Answer: Victoria Beckham

Victoria Adams was born in Hartfordshire, England in 1974 and quickly took up dance. In 1993 she was selected, out of a large group of women, to join an up-and-coming female pop group called "The Spice Girls". She was nicknamed "Posh Spice" as part of the group.

In 1999 she married David Beckham, a star soccer player. That same year, she went from a 34A to a 34DD in bra size and, when questioned, said it was support tape and special bras. In 2003, she said the only thing she did to enhance her body was getting her fingernails and hair done professionally.

In 2011, however, she laughed about getting a breast implant early in her life and then recanted the statement. Later, in 2014, she came clean and admitted that she had the plastic surgery and also had them removed surgically. Several years after that, she wrote in an article that she wished she had not done it and that every girl should feel positive about her natural body.

Answer: Britney Spears

Britney Spears was born in 1981 in Mississippi and by age 11 was performing in "The All-New Mickey Mouse Club" on television where she met Justin Timberlake. In 1998, Britney got a record contract and her album "Oops! I Did It Again" went up to number one in 2000. That same year, she and Justin announced they were dating and she consistently talked about her intact virtue and desire to wait until married before consummating any relationship. By 2001, the couple had broken up and Justin, on the show "20/20", announced it was a lie and that they had indeed had a sex life.

In 2002, Britney herself admitted she fabricated the story. Even her mother, in a published book, stated that Britney had been sexually involved with people since the age of 14. Britney Spears went to to be married, to be divorced, to have two children, to have run-ins with the press, to create more albums, and to open her own show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Answer: Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie was born in 1975 in Los Angeles, California to parents who were both actors. She quickly followed in their footsteps. In 1993 she was playing in her first movie and by 2000 had won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in "Girl, Interrupted".

In 2004, she was starring with Brad Pitt in a movie titled "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" and was repeatedly asked about the chemistry between the two. Brad was married to Jennifer Aniston at the time and both he and Angelina vehemently denied any attraction to each other.

A few years later, she admitted that they fell in love during the filming of the movie. A popular actress, she has starred in, directed, and produced over 40 films. During a taping of "Inside The Actors Studio", when being interviewed, she stated that she was part Iroquois.

However, her father, Jon Voight, came back with the fact that it was made up to help her appear more exotic and mysterious. Angelina Jolie has been married three times, divorced three times, has children both biologically and through adoption, and has been a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN.