10 Celebs That Don’t Live The Life Of Luxury

Here is what Mick Jagger says about wealth: “Those of us brought up in the ’50s were taught to be frugal. We don’t like throwing computers away as soon as they don’t work — apart from out the window in frustration. We like cars to be repaired instead of junked. We’re not brought up like Puff Daddy to be taking 30 free-loading friends to the south of France and spend hundreds of thousands of pounds on crystal. The truth is, most English people, whether they’re rich or not so rich, just don’t behave like that.”

Mark Ruffalo and his family live in the northern part of New York state, in a small city called Callicoon. The actor decided to raise his kids in a quiet, calm place and says, “It’s pretty much a blue-collar community, a farming community. I wanted my children to have that experience.” He also likes the fact that he’s treated like everyone else in Callicoon — no favoritism or anything like that.

This charming girl is both practical and down-to-earth. At the age of 10, the future celebrity worked as a babysitter and tried to earn her own money for traveling with friends and visiting the movies. Woodley considers this experience an important step to growing up. “It helped me as a young person with my sense of freedom. It wasn’t that I ever felt like I needed a lot of money,” the actress said. Woodley gives preference to traveling and gaining new experiences rather than buying brand-name clothes and visiting expensive restaurants.

The singer likes to wear comfortable, simple clothes in his everyday life and on stage. He appears in jeans, T-shirts, and tennis shoes on huge stages. Once, Sheeran bought 200 DVDs on Amazon during a sale. He even uses taxis and rides the metro in Los Angeles and London.

This famous couple doesn’t like to speak about their personal life and they don’t show their feelings in public. They can easily refuse to walk on the red carpet and stay at home instead. Both Mendez and Gosling try to protect their kids from the public and don’t have big celebrations and invite celebrities over on their kids’ birthdays. It’s their parents who help them with raising their kids, not specially trained nannies.

“I’m lucky because my dad taught me to be frugal and save. And that’s important because I want to know that I don’t have to take an acting job for 2 or 3 years if I don’t want to and that I’ll still be able to make my house and car payments and buy food for my dogs.” That’s what the star of Twilight says about her life position.