Celebrities Selling Everything But Talent Now a Legit Side Hustle
From sipping tequila with Cameron Diaz to squeezing food pouches with Jennifer Garner, celebrity brands are turning every fame thread into a money rope. The article spotlights legendary singers Lisa Loeb and John Legend boldly stepping 'outside of show business' in their own ventures, proving even voices can have side hustles. As the piece notes, 'every celebrity has their own brand these days,' because apparently singing and acting doesn’t pay the bills anymore—now it's all about selling stuff people didn't know they needed, like a Kardashian selling thin air but make it celebrity-flavored.
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When singers start hustling squeezable food, you know the 'starving artist' stereotype is officially extinct. Next up: John Legend launching a protein shake called 'Fame Fuel.'
Celebrity brands now cover everything from booze to baby food pouches. Someone call the Food Network, they missed the hottest recipe: star power mixed with capitalism.
Lisa Loeb & John Legend branching out? The new act: selling products instead of music. Welcome to the era where your dreams get a merch line.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/14/2025 | Author: Wailin Wong
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