10 Celebrities with Side Businesses You Wouldn't Expect

1. George Clooney (Casamigos Tequila): The actor started a tequila line with his friend Rande Gerber because they were so in love with Casamigos's smooth texture, Casamigos means "House of Friends."

2. Jessica Alba (The Honest Company): The actress co-founded the $1-billion company with the intention of providing consumers with safe, organic products.

3. Susan Sarandon (SPiN): The ping-pong queen started a chain of ping-pong clubs in 2009

4. Mark Wahlberg (Wahlberg Chevrolet): Actor, musician, model, and food lover Mark Wahlberg is taking on the automotive industry by opening a Chevy dealership in Columbus, Ohio! ... Previously known as Bobby Layman Chevrolet.

5. Lisa Vanderpump (TomTom, Pump and Villa Blanca): Lisa Vanderpump is the owner of several Los Angeles restaurants and bars including TomTom, Pump, and Villa Blanca

6. Sarah Jessica Parker (SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker): Sarah Jessica Parker launched her first line of fragrances in 2005, then turned to building her own eponymous shoe brand, the SJP Collection in 2014. Tapping into her influence as a shoe-obsessed New Yorker, her line of women's footwear ranges from sparkly heels to leopard pumps.

7. Drew Barrymore (Flower Beauty): The actress is an owner of the makeup line, which was started in 2012 with the idea of providing affordable, quality cosmetics to customers.

8. Ellen DeGeneres (ED by Ellen): The talk show host has a clothing and home furnishings brand that stays true to her signature style.

9. Drake (Virginia Black Whiskey): Drake launched Virginia Black in 2016 in collaboration with De Léon Tequila founder Brent Hocking.

10. Beyoncé (22 Days Nutrition): Beyoncé adopted a healthier lifestyle that she now encourages everyone to try. 22 Days Nutrition is based on the principle of creating healthier habits by moving towards a plant-based lifestyle.