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The Affair That Almost Killed Ingrid Bergman's Career
In one of the biggest scandals of Hollywood's Golden Age, Oscar winner Ingrid Bergman, married at the time to a dentist, began an affair with and got pregnant by director Roberto Rossellini while making Stromboli in 1949 (their son Renato was born in February 1950). Fleeing the fallout back in the U.S. — she was blackballed by Ed Sullivan and even denounced on the floor of the Senate — Bergman left her husband and their young daughter Pia to be with Rossellini in Italy, where they married in May 1950 and later welcomed twin girls. Her heroic characters, Bergman later said, made audiences put unsurmountable expectations on her: "People saw me in Joan of Arc and declared me a saint. I'm not. I'm just a woman, another human being." (Gordon Parks/Time and Life Pictures/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
About a week after the announcement that they were separating after 25 years of marriage came a shocking revelation about why Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver are now living apart: After leaving office as the governor of California, Schwarzenegger confessed to Shriver that more than a decade ago, he'd fathered a child with a member of his household staff. "I understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family," the actor and politician said in a statement. "There are no excuses and I take full responsibility for the hurt I have caused. I have apologized to Maria, my children and my family. I am truly sorry." The L.A. Times, which first reported the story, did not print the former staffer's name, but said she worked for the family for 20 years and just retired in January. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
In one of the biggest scandals of Hollywood's Golden Age, Oscar winner Ingrid Bergman, married at the time to a dentist, began an affair with and got pregnant by director Roberto Rossellini while making Stromboli in 1949 (their son Renato was born in February 1950). Fleeing the fallout back in the U.S. — she was blackballed by Ed Sullivan and even denounced on the floor of the Senate — Bergman left her husband and their young daughter Pia to be with Rossellini in Italy, where they married in May 1950 and later welcomed twin girls. Her heroic characters, Bergman later said, made audiences put unsurmountable expectations on her: "People saw me in Joan of Arc and declared me a saint. I'm not. I'm just a woman, another human being." (Gordon Parks/Time and Life Pictures/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
In 2005, following reports in British tabloids, actor Jude Law admitted that he'd cheated on his fiancee Sienna Miller with his children's nanny. "I am deeply ashamed and upset that I've hurt Sienna and the people most close to us," he said in a statement. "I want to publicly apologize to Sienna and our respective families for the pain that I have caused." In 2008, Miller was mired in a new cheating scandal, when she was photographed topless and kissing Brothers and Sisters star Balthazar Getty, a married man with four children, aboard a boat in Italy. (Graham Jepson/WireImage/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
Rumors persist that actor Ryan Phillippe began a relationship with his Stop-Loss costar Abbie Cornish in 2006, while still married to Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon. Phillippe denied any impropriety ("I had difficulties ... in my marriage long before I ever met [Abbie]," he said), but before his divorce from Witherspoon was finalized, he was already stepping out with his new leading lady. Phillppe and Cornish broke up in March 2010, with speculation that — surprise! — he'd cheated. (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
Ol' Blue Eyes was, by all accounts, a devoted father, but not so loyal as a husband. While married to Nancy Barbato, the mother of his three kids, Sinatra had many extramarital affairs, but the most famous was with the stunning Ava Gardner, who eventually became his second wife. Stories of their passionate, awful fights are legend; once during a rough patch, he called her from a hotel room, told her he was going to kill himself, and shot two bullets into a mattress. (Archive Photos/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
In 1995, while in a relationship with British model Elizabeth Hurley, Hugh Grant was arrested off Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles after he was caught in the act with Hollywood hooker Divine Brown. Though the world (and many late-night comedians) wondered why in the world Grant would cheat on his gorgeous girlfriend with a prostitute, Hurley forgave him, and they dated for several more years before breaking up in 2000. (Dave Allocca/Time and Life Pictures/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
"The heart wants what it wants." That now-famous line wasn't from one of director Woody Allen's movies, but rather was his defense for beginning a relationship with Soon-Yi Previn, the 22-year-old adopted daughter of his longtime girlfriend Mia Farrow, back in 1992. (Farrow discovered the relationship after stumbling across nude photos of Soon-Yi that Allen had taken.) Though he was never legally Soon-Yi's stepfather, Allen was described in the media as a father figure to her. An ugly court battle between Farrow and Allen over custody of their three children together (two adopted, one biological) then played out in the national media, with Farrow alleging that Allen molested their 7-year-old daughter Dylan. A judge said there was inconclusive evidence for that allegation, but Farrow still won her custody requests, and Allen has been estranged from their kids since: After Allen and Soon-Yi wed in 1997, his biological son Ronan Seamus Farrow said, "He's my father married to my sister. That makes me his son and his brother-in-law. That is such a moral transgression.... I cannot have a relationship with my father and be morally consistent." Pictured: Allen, Farrow, and Soon-Yi in 1987. (Time Life Pictures/Time and Life Pictures/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
In early 2003, Kobe Bryant was a beloved NBA superstar with a clean image, several huge endorsement deals, and a young wife (Vanessa, pictured). But that summer, he was arrested after a 19-year-old woman who worked at a Colorado hotel accused him of raping her during a stay there. Bryant was forced to admit that he had sex with the woman, but claimed it was consensual. Prosecutors ended up dropping the case because Bryant's accuser would not testify, but Bryant later settled a civil suit she brought against him. Though many of his sponsors at the time dropped him, he's since won some of them back. He also, apparently, won back the trust of his wife: They're still together today. (Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
Real estate mogul Donald Trump and his wife Ivana were fixtures on New York's social scene, side by side for 13 years as they built a bigger-is-better empire in the city. But by '89, Donald was engaged in a not-so-secret affair with a former beauty queen named Marla Maples. According to reports, Ivana confronted Marla — whom she called "Moolah," implying her rival was a golddigger — at a restaurant during a ski trip to Aspen. "Do you love your husband? Because I do," Maples is rumored to have said. Donald and Ivana's divorce battle over the fortune they'd made together was huge news; they eventually settled, but did not disclose the terms. Donald and Marla later married, but divorced in 1999. (Ron Galella/WireImage/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
Blame those crazy Lifetime movies: Like LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian, Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott fell in love on the set of a TV flick, while they were both married to other people. Though Spelling claimed she and her husband, Charlie Shanian, were on the rocks before she took up with McDermott, Shanian didn't see it that way, his lawyer told People following the October 2005 divorce filing: "He believed they were happily married until Sept. 19." Spelling and McDermott got engaged before their divorces were even final, and now they are the married parents of two and the stars of a reality show on the cable network Oxygen. Meanwhile, McDermott's ex, Canadian actress Mary Jo Eustace, discussed her ordeal in the book The Other Woman: Twenty-One Wives, Lovers, and Others Talk Openly About Sex, Deception, Love, and Betrayal. (Jason Merritt/Getty Images/LIFE.com) Visit LIFE: Your World in Pictures
