Stars Who Were Upset By Other Celebrity Confessions

While many celebrities like to keep their personal lives private, that isn't always the case for every star. In fact, many high-profile people have willingly opened up about their lives off-camera in books, tell-all interviews, and even social media. And stars don't just share intimate details about themselves either, considering that some have been known to divulge some interesting things about other famous people as well.

For example, in 2022, Matthew Perry revealed in his memoir, "Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing," that he had quite a steamy hookup with actor, Valerie Bertinelli, back in 1990. The two were starring in the sitcom, "Sydney" and Perry admitted to having had a big crush on his co-star. "Valerie and I had a long, elaborate make-out session," he wrote. "It was happening — maybe she felt the same way I did." What's even juicier though is that Perry shared that it went down when her husband, the rocker Eddie Van Halen, was passed out just a few feet away.

While Perry dished that Bertinelli went on to basically pretend the incident never happened, she did seemingly respond to him bringing it up in his memoir on TikTok. In a video set to Taylor Swift's "Anti-Hero," she wrote the caption, "Anyone else misbehave in their 20's and early 30's? Are you mortified?" Clearly, Bertinelli made light of that embarrassing confession from Perry but other celebrities haven't always been as cool about it as she was. So let's break down those stars who were upset by other celebrities' confessions.

Kanye West has made some wild confessions over the years that have had to hurt his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. On more than one occasion, he's used social media or interviews to share intimate and even cruel things about her and her family. 

One of his most notable confessions appeared to be when he revealed at a 2021 campaign rally that they considered aborting their eldest child, North. He told the crowd, "Even if my wife were to divorce me after this speech, she brought North into the world, even when I didn't want to," adding, "I almost killed my daughter." Kardashian apparently made it clear to him that this admission upset her since he later took to Instagram to apologize. In a since-deleted video (via E! News), he stated, "I embarrassed my wife in the way that I presented information about our family during the one and, thank God, only press conference." 

Where West was concerned, Kardashian was always seemingly ready to take the high road. On an episode of "The Kardashians," she even explained, per Us Weekly, "I am always super protective of Kanye and not sharing a lot of the negative things that have happened." However, it didn't help that he continued to share what Kardashian felt was false information about them. During another episode, she clapped back at a different claim, saying, "Kanye posted that he can't see the kids and I am like, 'You were here this morning. Stop with this narrative.'"

Chances are you either watched or read about the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial since it was practically everywhere thanks to all the juicy accusations that came from it. However, one of Depp's confessions concerning Heard was likely the most memorable, since it involved him accusing her of having purposely pooped in their bed. According to Insider,  the "Hollywood Vampires" guitarist claimed that a housekeeper had found fecal matter on Depp's side of the mattress. Since the couple had been arguing, he suggested the defecation belonged to Heard. "It was so bizarre and so grotesque that I could only laugh," he testified. 

One of Depp's security guards also testified that the "Aquaman" star had told him about the offending article when he was driving her that day. He recalled,"[We had] a conversation pertaining to the surprise she left in the boss's bed." He also alleged that Heard had told him, "[It was] a horrible practical joke gone wrong." While she reportedly attempted to blame it on their dogs, Depp suggested it couldn't have come from their teacup Yorkies.

Unsurprisingly, Heard appeared to be mortified by Depp's divulgence. Per Us Weekly, during her own testimony, she insisted, "I don't think that's funny. I was not in a pranking mood. My life was falling apart ...That's disgusting." Instead, the star asserted that her dogs were responsible, and claimed that one of them had bowel issues. 

If you were a fan of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" then you probably already know that Kris Jenner was none too pleased about the confessions her ex, Caitlyn Jenner, made in her memoir, "The Secrets of My Life." It appeared Kris was most upset regarding the claims that she had always known about her partner's gender identity issues. Especially since the former Olympic gold medallist alleged that she'd often presented herself as a woman to Kris. Caitlyn wrote, "The idea that she was later shocked by my transition is equally shocking to me. It implies that I left her in the dark about the severity of my struggles."

In an episode of "KUWTK" (via Us Weekly), Kris later revealed that she was rattled by Caitlyn's confession. "I've never been so angry and disappointed in somebody in my whole life." She added, "I'm not gonna be used as a person who benefits someone else's life just to make them look better." Kim Kardashian likewise came to her mother's defense on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," saying, "Tell your story — but just don't bash other people...It's not tasteful." ​​

Still, Caitlyn didn't seem too concerned that her confession hurt Kris. "Obviously when you do a book like that there are different opinions," she proclaimed during an appearance on "GMA." She even added, "Hey, it's a reality show, it is drama, but I'm just kind of sorry she went down that road."

It's hard to talk about celebrity confessions that hurt other stars without mentioning Eminem and Mariah Carey — the rapper's disclosure that they hooked up apparently upset Carey for years. According to InTouch, the drama started back in 2001 when Carey asked the rapper to help her with her album, "Charmbracelet." While Eminem claimed they dated for a few months, Carey maintained that they'd only hung out a handful of times.

Things intensified when Eminem started blasting Carey in his songs, like "Superman." He even appeared to confirm that he'd ended the relationship, telling Rolling Stone (via InTouch), "On the whole personal level, I'm not really feeling it. I just don't like her as a person." Carey clearly didn't like him talking about her and took jabs at him in her own song, "Clown." During an interview on "Larry King Live," she also vehemently denied that they ever had a romantic relationship, insisting, "I think I was probably with him a total of four times. And I don't consider that dating somebody."

Carey and Eminem continued to poke fun at each other via their concerts and respective song lyrics. The "Hero" singer even went as far as to release the diss track "Obsessed" in 2009, which also mocked the rapper in the music video. Eminem fired back with "The Warning," which shared some pretty intimate details about their alleged time together. If they ever really were a couple, it's safe to say it wasn't a good breakup.