Perverted, Degenerate and Indecent Acts: The Charlie Chaplin A-List Divorce Scandal

In a shocking turn of events, the ongoing High Court battle between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp has unearthed a disturbing array of allegations including domestic violence, drug abuse, and even scandalous tales of defecation in a bed.

However, if we delve into history, we will discover that this is not the first time a Hollywood marriage has been subjected to public mudslinging.

His second wife, Lita Grey, made shocking claims against him, stating that he had threatened her with a gun and attempted to force her into having an abortion.

This divorce exposed Chaplin's disturbing behavior towards several underage girls.

Born on April 16, 1889, in London, Charles Spencer Chaplin made his way to America in 1913.

Starting as a vaudeville performer, he swiftly rose to stardom within the Keystone Films company.

Off-screen, Chaplin gained a reputation as a relentless womanizer.

After residing in the US for five years, he targeted 16-year-old Mildred Harris, a child actress, showering her with gifts and flowers.

Their marriage was a result of false pregnancy scare and the fear of a scandal.

Tragedy struck when Mildred gave birth a year later, as their son, Norman Chaplin, was born with severe intestinal deformities and sadly passed away after only 72 hours.

Devastatingly, just two days after their loss, Chaplin left his young wife.

In November 1920, they finalized their divorce, with Mildred accusing Chaplin of being short-tempered, impatient, and treating her poorly.

The settlement awarded her $200,000 and a portion of Chaplin's vast fortune.

This tumultuous relationship served merely as a prelude to the horrifying treatment Chaplin subjected his second wife, Lillita Louise MacMurray, to.

Their paths first crossed when she was a mere six years old.

Later, at the age of 12, Chaplin encountered her once again among a group of extras on the set of The Kid in 1920.

From the beginning, his behavior mirrored that of a pedophile.

He referred to Lillita as his “age-of-innocence girl” and even