SHOCKING TRANSFORMATION OF MACAULAY CULKIN: ENTERTAINMENT

SHOCKING TRANSFORMATION OF MACAULAY CULKIN

I came across Macaulay Culkin as I was reading something about child actors on TMZ, then something prodded me. “Wooow! Is this home alone? He sure has grown.”

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The 35 year old actor, who championed our hearts as a kid with a very charming and mischievous juvenile character, is now a full grown adult, hardly recognizable even with goggles that can probably aid vision.

So this is his new look? Well certainly so… maybe all the marijuana smoking has helped transform him into something we can’t completely recognize, coupled with the breakups he had with those two popular actresses he married and dated. Do remember he was once the richest child actor in the 90s and then he tied the nuptial knot with Rachel Miner in 1998 at the age of 18.

He is also the godfather of late Micheal Jackson’s two children Prince Michael Jr. and Paris-Michael Katherine Jackson.

Here is the last picture of he having an exclusive me time with his stick of cigarette and rocking his man bun…lol

Here is to you Culkin, may your life be more inspired for new ventures and more movie roles as it was when you were young.

Cheers!

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