In recent years, several high-profile actors have found themselves behind bars, facing serious legal consequences for their actions. The list includes familiar names from various backgrounds, revealing a stark contrast between their public personas and their private lives.

Danny Masterson, best known for his role in “That ’70s Show,” was sentenced to 30 years for sexual assault after multiple women accused him of heinous crimes. His legal troubles escalated when allegations emerged that the Church of Scientology attempted to intimidate his victims. Masterson’s conviction followed a tumultuous legal battle that included a mistrial.

Skyler DeLeon, who gained minor fame as an extra in “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,” became notorious for a far darker reason. In a chilling crime from 2004, she lured a couple selling their yacht, murdered them, and was subsequently sentenced to death. DeLeon now identifies as female and is serving her sentence at San Quentin State Prison.

Michael Jace, recognized for his role in “The Shield,” was convicted of murdering his wife in 2014 after a history of domestic violence. He received a sentence of 40 years to life. Similarly, Amy Locane, a star of “Melrose Place,” was sentenced to eight years for a DUI crash that resulted in a fatality, reflecting the severe consequences of reckless behavior.

The list continues with Drew Dreschel, a former “American Ninja Warrior” star, who faces charges related to inappropriate relationships with a minor. His case highlights the troubling power dynamics at play. Harvey Weinstein’s fall from grace is another notable case; the disgraced film mogul is serving a combined 39 years for multiple sexual assault charges.

Other actors like Josh Duggar and Jared Fogle have also faced severe repercussions for their actions, with Duggar sentenced for child pornography and Fogle for child exploitation. The Chrisley couple, known from reality television, was convicted of fraud, showcasing the legal troubles that can arise even from seemingly glamorous lifestyles.

As these stories unfold, they serve as a reminder of the stark realities that can accompany fame, illustrating how quickly a public figure can descend into a life of crime and consequence.