We're always telling celebrities to, quote, stay in their lane, whether they're an actor,

musician, whatever, stop making social commentaries, stop making science claims.

Well, don't they have as much right to express themselves as anyone else?

Sure they do, but things get murkier when a celebrity uses a powerful megaphone to promote

harmful misinformation.

Today, we're going to have a look at the 10 worst offenders.

That's coming right up on Skeptoid.

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The 10 most wanted celebrities who promote harmful pseudoscience.

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