Famous People Who Have Been Replaced By Younger Stars

Some stars are just remodeled versions of existing celebrities. Don't believe us? These stars' careers (and sometimes even their appearances) seem to be following their predecessors' playbooks to a T.

Both Ariana Grande and Christina Aguilera are pint-sized vocal powerhouses. They both also have diva tendencies and have come under fire for their attitudes at times, have dated backup dancers, and shaded their rivals (like when Grande accused Selena Gomez of lip syncing, and when Aguilera dissed Britney Spears). They've both toured with their rivals' beaus: Grande with Gomez's on-again-off-again love Justin Bieber, and Aguilera with Spears' first love, Justin Timberlake.

Justin Timberlake started out as a child star, then went on to occasionally rock embarrassing cornrows, date a major pop star (and a slew of other celebs—sometimes at the same time), and perform R&B as an adult. Sound familiar? Justin Bieber started performing pop as a kid, went the EDM and R&B routes as a grownup, has gotten flak for appropriating black culture, has an on-again-off-again romance with Selena Gomez (who's the new Britney!), and a habit of maybe-possibly cheating on her with other stars (Us Weekly alleges Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin, and Kourtney Kardashian have all hooked up with the Biebs while he may or may not have been dating Gomez). Just don't tell Bieber about the comparisons: In 2012, he walked out of a radio interview when a DJ had the nerve to favorably compare his song "Boyfriend" to Timberlake's sound.

Halle Berry won an Oscar for Monster's Ball (2001), which should have given her a lot more options in terms of scripts. Unfortunately, she didn't choose wisely, and flops like Catwoman (2004) eventually branded her as box office poison. Her continued success was limited to the X-Men franchise, where her line delivery as Storm left much to be desired, and her TV series Extant. Zoe Saldana seems to be picking up where Berry left off: though bombs like Colombiana (2011) proved she can't necessarily carry a movie herself, she's been part of huge moneymakers like Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and Avatar (2009), as well as a television turn in the 2014 Rosemary's Baby miniseries.

Demi Lovato and Pink both have some of the most powerful voices in their respective pop generations. They each thrive on experimenting with their hair colors (sometimes going short) and being unlike other girls in their peer groups. Pink skewered her ditzier peers in her "Stupid Girls" video in 2006, while Lovato told Craig Ferguson in 2013, "There's a lot of young people who look up to me and there needs to be someone who stands up and says it's not about molly and partying and all that stuff," which many took to be shade towards Miley Cyrus. And while the rock-tinged Pink and Lovato may not make as many headlines as their more dramatic peers, they each have some of the most loyal fanbases in the world, with touring revenues to prove it.

Kylie Jenner is big sister Kim Kardashian's living, breathing sequel: She's proud of her curves, spends an exorbitant amount of time and money on her appearance, and has a rapper boyfriend. Unfortunately, Jenner's beau, Tyga, benefits from her fame, unlike Kardashian, whose brand was improved by husband Kanye West (and not vice versa). Both women's fame is almost entirely dependent on their Instagram accounts, though Jenner has yet to appear nude on hers.