Jonah Hill shot to stardom with his leading role in the 2007 film Superbad and has gone on to star in a number of hit movies, while also securing himself some lucrative business deals.
While the 39-year-old may have had a hugely successful career, he is now the centre of a new scandal after his ex-girlfriend came forward with claims he was "emotionally abusive" during their relationship.
Professional surfer Sarah Brady branded Jonah a "misogynist" and leaked alleged screenshots of texts he sent her during their relationship.
In one text shared on Sarah's story and published by TMZ, Jonah said: "Plain and simple. If you need: Surfing with men. Boundaryless inappropriate friendships with men. To model. To post pictures of yourself in a bathing suit. To post sexual pictures. Friendships with women who are in unstable places and from your wild recent past beyond getting a lunch or coffee or something respectful. I am not the right partner for you."
Since then, Jonah's streetwear brand Meaningful Existence has been selling an "emotional baggage tote", with the wording "Complete Unrelenting Control".
The merch is priced at $20 (£15) and is just one of the ways the actor has built up a huge net worth of $70million (£54million).
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Jonah has made his fortune through a number of business ventures including acting, screenwriting and producing.
The Hollywood star earned $10 million (£7.7million) for his role in the 2014 film 22 Jump Street, but he's admitted it isn't always about the money.
Jonah was paid SAG's "minimum wage" for his role in The Wolf of Wall Street, which totalled $60,000 (£46,000). In an interview with Howard Stern, Jonah revealed he had accepted the job because he just wanted to work with director Martin Scorsese.
The Superbad actor also comes from a wealthy family.
His father served as a tour accountant for Guns N' Roses, while his mother works as a costume designer and stylist. Jonah's younger sister Beanie Feldstein is also an actress.
Jonah first launched his clothing brand by dressing as his alter-ego, Prophet Ezekiel Profit, while attending a Lakers game alongside Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Rinna, wearing apparel from Meaningful Existence.
The brand has faced backlash for its new merch, with the tagline "Complete Unrelenting Control" also being found on the line's shirts, hats and socks.
People have shared their criticisms on Twitter, however, others defended the merch as "marketing", with another person pointing out: "Been the brands go-to phrase since they launched."
The brand is a satirical take on the lives of lifestyle and wellness influencers and also offers products such as "Infinite Hug" weighted blankets and "Smells Like Wealth" candles.
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