The recent collective collapse of the entertainment industry has completely shattered the once beautiful filter, and the real personality of the star does not match the human setting, giving the fanatical fans a serious lesson.
Of course, this situation is not uncommon in foreign countries, idol stars are inconsistent, and it is not strange to do things that surprise the public. One of the most notorious is the famous American football star and film actor Simpson.
Simpson was born in San Francisco in 1947 as an African-American. As a child, Simpson's parents were not in harmony and divorced early. In order to raise the family's four children, Simpson's mother worked hard all night, and asking his father for living expenses became a frequent problem for Simpson.
The poor family environment allowed Simpson to develop a cunning and sophisticated personality early, he did not have enough to eat and drink in the small home, and also developed the habit of petty theft in the street gangs, and was once sent to reform.
At the age of 10, Simpson would sell the fraudulent rugby tickets. Lying, seeing the wind and steering, and being good at acting are his special skills.
As a child, Simpson lacked love and could only rely on himself for everything. He is not afraid of authority, has a unique way of dealing with the world, and dares to deceive the principal in middle school. Simpson, who did not have outstanding results, was originally just a nameless, ordinary person who could not be more ordinary, but because of his association with rugby, he gradually came to the fore.
At USC, Simpson was awarded a sports scholarship for his outstanding performance on the football field. As a varsity running back, he broke national records many times and became a prominent figure on campus.
After becoming a professional football star, Simpson became a household name in the United States, and his excellent performance on the court and ease with the media made his social circle quickly advanced.
At that time, Simpson made many high-society white friends and was proud of it. In public, he always avoided talking about his black identity and was reluctant to speak out about race.
From the perspective of hindsight, Simpson at that time had already shown exquisite egoist qualities.
In terms of emotional life, Simpson is an early married family, and became a family in his early 20s. His first wife, Margaret, was originally his friend's girlfriend, but after being favored by him, she pried the corner.
After marriage, the two had three children. However, the marriage was dissolved after 12 years, and the reason for the divorce was absurd, but only because Margaret did not take good care of the children, causing her daughter to drown in the pool.
According to Margaret's recollection, in this marriage, Simpson did not fulfill too many husband and father obligations, and as the rugby career flourished, Simpson began to pick flowers and grass outside, and did not stay home all day, and the responsibility for educating the children fell on Margaret.
Simpson's second marriage can be said to be "seamless", and when he met his second wife, Nicole, Simpson was still in the marriage.
Simpson had retired from the military at the time, but instead of sitting on the mountain, he made a movie. The double celebrity effect coupled with super high emotional intelligence made Simpson a hot mess in Hollywood.
He went on TV shows, worked as a host, worked as a sports commentator, opened a film production company, got soft advertising endorsements, and achieved a perfect transformation of identity, and there were many politicians, celebrities and wealthy businessmen among his fans.
18-year-old Nicole has a beautiful face and blond hair, Simpson fell in love with her at first sight and quickly began a fierce pursuit. He promises to give Nicole a house and a car, and even though Simpson already has a wife and children and can't stand up to celebrity and money offensives, Nicole is still impressed.
After five years of dating, the relationship between the two is still sweet, so they held a grand wedding and married.
After the second marriage, Simpson did not accept his heart because he married a petite wife, and continued to live a life of spending time and drinking, dealing with various beautiful women, and even without concealment.
At first, Nicole looked at the face of luxury life and children, and chose to turn a blind eye. But Simpson became more and more frantic, not only cheating but also abusing Nicole, and the police station alone recorded nine alarm records.
As Simpson's deterioration intensified, Nicole decided not to put up with it anymore and proposed a separation to Simpson, but he refused.
Simpson's desire for control and the man's self-esteem made him unable to accept his wife's "defection", and he quietly sent someone to monitor Nicole's every move.
However, surveillance is surveillance, and Nicole, who has already decided to do everything, divorced Simpson in 1992.
Freed, Nicole no longer has to worry about her husband's iron fist and is not afraid of being locked in the closet. She took her two children to live in another Mansion in Simpson and fell in love.
Simpson's divorce-only behavior infuriated Simpson, who quickly found a beautiful white model girlfriend, but could not tolerate his ex-wife being out of his control.
Simpson's first wife, Margaret, was a black man, and his developed female companions were all white, and it has to be said that in Simpson's subconscious, he was obsessed with the feeling of being held by white stars.
In a way, Nicole is like his booty, and he can't tolerate the provocation of "private property". Simpson's feelings for Nicole have become increasingly distorted from nostalgia and dissatisfaction.
Beneath their well-being surfaces, there is an undercurrent of unknown undercurrents. Simpson tracked his ex-wife's date with her boyfriend, and even directly sabotaged their relationship, openly declaring to the man that "Nicole is my woman".
Once, Nicole was told by Simpson that he had spied on his and her boyfriend's intimacy, a move that left Nicole devastated.
She didn't know that something even more terrible was yet to come.
In 1994, two years after Simpson's divorce, Nicole was found dead in the courtyard of her home by a neighbor and was stabbed seven times in the heart. In addition, a restaurant waiter who came to return his belongings also collapsed in a pool of blood.
The tragedy caused a sensation in the United States, and the first suspect, Simpson, was arrested and arrested. The physical evidence at the scene of the crime, including blood gloves and footprints, pointed at Simpson, and the blood on the door handle of Simpson's car and another glove found in his home made the real culprit of the case even more obvious.
No one expected that after more than a year of trial, Simpson would be acquitted. The Simpson Wife Murder Case was listed as one of the top ten criminal cases in U.S. history because of its mystery.
Some believe the case exemplifies justice in the U.S. judicial system and jury, as well as a staged victory in the fight against racism; others believe that Simpson is the murderer, but that the elite team of lawyers he hired for tens of millions of dollars cleverly used some coincidental "elements" to successfully exonerate him.
The truth of history is known to no one but the parties.
Writing this, the author can't help but be afraid, Simpson's various evil deeds against his ex-wife are terrible, but what is even more terrifying is the power of money and power to reverse black and white.
Let's not talk about whether Nicole was actually killed by Simpson, under the conditions of the evidence at the time, if Simpson was a penniless poor boy, if there was no unprecedented team of lawyers to defend him, the chances of his exoneration were almost zero.
Later, after Simpson was sentenced to 33 years in prison for robbing a hotel casino at gunpoint in 2007, more supporters chose to believe Simpson had killed his ex-wife, Nicole.
Although Simpson was later paroled after only nine years in prison, the American public no longer paid attention to him.
The former superstar, the representative of the "American Dream", although still living a good life, his conscience is subject to a silent judgment.