Has Leonardo DiCaprio’s disturbing dating history ruined his net worth?

Most of Hollywood’s most eligible bachelors have no problem finding dates – or so you’d think. Leonardo DiCaprio may be a lady’s man, but his net worth may be taking a hit. Why? He keeps getting old, but his revolving door of girlfriends keeps staying the same age.

The 90s saw a young DiCaprio in his prime. As an actor, he was taking the world by storm. Films like What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?, Romeo + Juliet, and Titanic put him on the map as a soft soul willing to bear it all for his adoring fans. He was the heartthrob whose face was plastered on bedroom walls across the world.

In recent years, however, DiCaprio’s disturbing tendency to date increasingly younger women have come to light. People are worried he’s taking advantage of their lack of experience for sinister reasons. Some people are even starting to wonder if his net worth might start to decline as a result of this negative publicity.

True professional

Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio wasn’t always an A-list actor with an impressive net worth. He was born on November 11, 1974, in Los Angeles, California. His mother, Irmelin Indenbirken, was a legal secretary, and his father, George DiCaprio, was an underground comics artist and producer/distributor.

DiCaprio began his career by appearing in several commercials and educational films before landing his first major role in the television show Parenthood in 1991. He went on to star in such films as The Aviator, The Departed, and Django Unchained.

He’s won several awards for his work, including an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and a Screen Actors Guild Award. Despite being so highly acclaimed within the industry, DiCaprio’s romantic pursuits have seen more & more criticism over the years.

Worth it?

Net worth can be a fickle thing. Someone who owes as much as they make won’t have as high a number as someone who makes more than they owe. It’s really a numbers game, which is why it can vary in ways that surprise anyone not familiar with the ins & outs of the economy.

With a net worth of $260 million, one would think Leonardo DiCaprio would have no problem finding women his own age. He’s one of Hollywood’s most eligible bachelors. He’s good-looking and has a career older than the women he tends to date – and therein lies the problem.

DiCaprio’s humanitarian work has done a lot for his career & reputation. In recent years, he’s been a vocal supporter of environmental causes and fighting AIDS & poverty. However, his giving nature may be a distraction from him potentially being a predator who creeps on younger women.

Bad reputation

A young actor who dates around isn’t inherently a bad thing. As long as all participants are consenting & of age, it can be a satisfying experience for all involved. After all, who doesn’t want to be romanced by their favorite celebrities and treated to extravagant dates?

Yet, Leonardo DiCaprio doesn’t just date as his net worth can handle it. He dates like he himself can’t handle dating someone who can challenge him in a relationship. The forty-seven-year-old actor has been linked to a string of young women. Gisele Bundchen was just twenty years old when they started dating and Kelly Rohrbach was twenty-five.

To this day, DiCaprio is still dating women in their 20s even in their 30s & up. He’s like a fine wine, getting better with age. But seriously, what’s his deal? Is he afraid of commitment or something? Although it’s a bad look, the internet has been having a field day with his questionable dating history.

Post-Camila

So, how exactly does Leonardo DiCaprio’s dating history affect his net worth? For starters, the actor is known for splurging on his girlfriends. From lavish gifts to luxurious getaways, he isn’t afraid to pull out all the stops when it comes to wooing the ladies.

The more pressing matter, though, is DiCaprio’s fans. The #MeToo movement has seen many celebrities lose support once fans start seeing their faves as weirdos. It looks like DiCaprio’s recent break-up with Camila Morrone just might push them over the edge. He dumped her two months after she turned twenty-five years old claiming he was “ready to move on.”

DiCaprio’s relationships seem strange even as the women in them seem happy. The general public isn’t too bothered . . . yet. If his reputation starts to suffer, that could all change. Only time will tell how this will all play out, but it’s definitely something to keep an eye on. After all, who wants to see a movie starring a creep?

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Do you think Leonardo DiCaprio is a misunderstood player? Or do you think something more sinister is at play? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!