Biggest Celebrity Family Feuds

While the Jackson family has been dominating the headlines lately, they aren't the only clan in Hollywood to have their family conflicts aired out for all to see. Click through to get a look at some of the most contentious celebrity family feuds.

Drew had herself emancipated from her parents when she was just 15. The actress had a hard-partying childhood, claiming that her mother took her out to clubs where Drew was allowed to drink and do drugs before turning 13.

Zsa Zsa Gabor's daughter, Francesca, feuded with her stepfather, Frederic von Anhalt, about her mother's conservatorship for years. She finally had her way when a judge ended all powers of attorney that con Anhalt held that would have allowed him to sell Gabor's estate assets.

Beyonce and her former dadager, Matthew, went their separate ways professionally last year. Internet reports claim that Live Nation accused Matthew of pilfering funds from his daughter, which led to the split. Matthew denies any wrongdoing.

In the late 1990s, Macaulay Culkin waged a lengthy legal battle against his parents Christopher and Patricia over the handling of the child star's $17 million fortune. A Manhattan Supreme Court judge eventually placed the Culkin family's attorney, Billy Breitner, in charge of the actor's money until he turned 18.

The former Home Improvement star sued his parents in 2001 over the money he made while on the show as a minor.

After years of estrangement the father-daughter duo came together for the Oscar-winning film On Golden Pond. Henry died just months after the film released.

Tatum O'Neal's relationship with her father Ryan reportedly became strained after Ryan began his relationship with Farrah Fawcett. Tatum famously did not invite Ryan to her wedding to John McEnroe in 1986, but the two were able to be civil enough to star in a reality show together called The O'Neals: Ryan and Tatum, which aired on OWN.

Mackenzie Phillips started a firestorm of controversy within the Phillips clan with the publishing of her tell-all, High on Arrival, in which she alleges that her father John raped her and introduced her to cocaine. Mackenzie's stepmother Michelle later told Us Weekly, "You should take with a grain of salt anything that's said by a person who has had a needle stuck in their arm for 35 years. The whole story is disgusting."

She got emancipated as a teenager, in part to find out what happened to her money. Years later she got the shock of a lifetime when she found out her parents had a secret daughter that they put up for adoption.