Do you think some celebrity families are cursed?!
Question: Or is it just that we hear more about them.
I read that Christian Brando has just died aged 49 and couldn't help myself from thinking that the family has had to deal with alot of misfortune.
Answers: Or is it just that we hear more about them.
I read that Christian Brando has just died aged 49 and couldn't help myself from thinking that the family has had to deal with alot of misfortune.
Well, think about cases like the Kennedy's... In cases like that, it's hard to believe that it was all just a coincidence. I guess it all just depends on what you believe, maybe there is something other-worldly going on, but who really knows for sure?
It is pretty sad about Christian Brando, I wish his family well...
Most families do, its just they are known in the public domain.
God will never give us more than we can handle. Doubt they are cursed.
if they are cursed it's not because they're celebrities. maybe their family just has bad luck but you also have to look at the lifestyles people lead not their status of celebrity or not....MANY regular people have messed up families, they are hardly cursed, just products of bad environments, family upbringings, etc. Same for celebs, imo. Living a life filled with drugs, alcohol, promiscuity, etc. is only going to lead you down so many paths regardless of fame or lack of it.
the kennedy's and that symone's
The Kennedys and the Guinness families come to mind
Nope. Being famous attracts more attention than normal. I'm sure there are people who had worse.
ya ...
I don't believe in curses, only gipsy's try to make money that way.
Also consider what the unfortunate person has brought upon themselves by an indulgent lifestyle.
Unfortunately illness and accidents strike people at random, there is always a probability that an event will affect a particular person. If a similar event is to strike two people in the same family, mathematically the probability becomes that probability squared, so there's always a chance that some families are more unfortunate than others.
Of course as far as illnesses contribute to this there is also the gene factor to consider.
It's a complex issue well above my relatively simple mind.