15 Celebrities with Side Businesses You Wouldn’t Expect

"In the long and in no way disastrous marriage of showbiz and alcohol, so happy to announce I’m the proud owner of a gin company," Reynolds joked, announcing that he had acquired an ownership interest in Aviation Gin. "Aviation is the best tasting gin in the world. Once I tried it, I knew I wanted to get involved with the company in a big way," he said in a press release.

The actor started a tequila line with his friend Rande Gerber because they were so in love with Casamigos's smooth texture. So what's behind the name? It fittingly means "House of Friends."

The actress is an owner of the makeup line, which was started in 2012 with the idea of providing affordable, quality cosmetics to customers. How do they do it? Rather than pay for advertising, Barrymore promotes the company herself.

Paul Newman was once a famous Hollywood heartthrob, but today's generation knows him as the name behind Newman's Own, a brand of food products that gives its profits to charity.

The star partnered with her nutritionist Marco Borges on 22 Days Nutrition, a vegan meal delivery service. Queen Bey called it "a great program to get people motivated to make better nutritional choices."

The model and avid baker launched a line of cookies for Momofuku Milk Bar that give back: Part of the proceeds from the gluten-free, dairy-free desserts go to FEED.

The actress co-founded the $1-billion company with the intention of providing consumers with safe, organic products.

The talk show host has a clothing and home furnishings brand that stays true to her signature style.

Biel opened the healthy, kid-friendly restaurant in L.A. earlier this year.

The singer launched Kravitz Design Inc. in 2003, and partnered with CB2 last year to make his pieces more accessible to the public.

The singer is launching his own brand of whiskey so you can "celebrate with class."

The award-winning actress was also a restaurateur. Bullock owned Bess, an eco-friendly restaurant in Austin, Tex., for nine years before it closed its doors in 2015.

The ping-pong queen started a chain of ping-pong clubs that the late Prince was a fan of.

The star launched a collection of wigs to let women painlessly change up their hairstyle.

The actress started a jewelry line featuring an open-heart design inspired by her mom.