71 Celebrities Who Went Broke & Couldn’t Pay Back Their Loans & Mortgage Rates

#51. Don Johnson

The Miami Vice actor’s company filed for bankruptcy in 2004 to avoid having his Colorado ranch sold at auction. Johnson owed $930,000 to a bank and his other debts included $5,500 to an Aspen grocery store.

#52. Cyndi Lauper

Girls just want to have funds? In 1981, Cyndi filed for bankruptcy after her first album with the Blue Angel band flopped, and then their manager sued the group. But Cyndi’s money woes were soon over when her solo album debut, She’s So Unusual, made her a huge star.

#53. Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins

Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins
The TLC singer first filed for bankruptcy in 1995 and in 2011. A judge dismissed her third bankruptcy case because T-Boz reportedly made no effort to settle her affairs, pay off her debts or appear at a creditors’ meeting. Fortunately, her recent TLC network show Totally T-Boz seemed to have generated some cash to help her get by.

#54. Mary J. Blige

The R&B star and her husband had a $3.4 million tax lien filed against them in New Jersey. On top of that, Blige’s charity foundation was sued for failing to pay back a $250,000 loan.

#55. Vince Neil

The Motley Cure frontman has filed for bankruptcy twice — in 1998 and again in 2005, when he was reportedly $1.5 million deep in debt.

71 Celebrities Who Went Broke & Couldn’t Pay Back Their Loans & Mortgage Rates

#51. Don Johnson

#52. Cyndi Lauper

#53. Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins

#54. Mary J. Blige

#55. Vince Neil

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