In recent years, the bottled water industry has become increasingly popular, with celebrities joining the fray by creating their own water brands. Here are some famous faces who have owned bottled water companies:

1. Beyoncé – “WTRMLN WTR” Beyoncé is a part owner of “WTRMLN WTR,” a brand that creates cold-pressed watermelon juice. The brand’s products are not strictly bottled water, but they are marketed as a hydrating beverage.
2. 50 Cent – “Formula 50” Rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent launched “Formula 50” in 2007, a vitamin-enhanced water that is marketed as a healthy alternative to sugary soft drinks.
3. Diddy – “AQUAhydrate” Diddy co-founded “AQUAhydrate” with entrepreneur Mark Wahlberg in 2012. The brand markets itself as a premium water with added electrolytes.
4. Mark Wahlberg – “AQUAhydrate” Mark Wahlberg partnered with Diddy to launch “AQUAhydrate,” as mentioned above.
5. Jessica Biel – “Au Fudge Canteen Water” Actress Jessica Biel co-owns “Au Fudge,” a restaurant in Los Angeles. The restaurant has its own brand of bottled water called “Au Fudge Canteen Water,” which is marketed as a healthy and eco-friendly option.
6. Dan Aykroyd – “Crystal Head Vodka” While not strictly a bottled water brand, actor Dan Aykroyd’s “Crystal Head Vodka” comes packaged in a distinctive skull-shaped bottle that can be repurposed as a water container.
7. Ludacris – “Disturbing Tha Peace” Rapper Ludacris owns “Disturbing Tha Peace,” a brand that produces a variety of beverages, including bottled water.
8. Jaden Smith – “Just Water” Actor and musician Jaden Smith founded “Just Water” in 2015. The brand’s packaging is made from renewable resources, and the water is sourced from responsibly managed freshwater springs.

In conclusion, celebrities have found a lucrative market in the bottled water industry, with many of them using their star power to market their own brands. While some of these brands focus on health and hydration, others are more focused on eco-friendliness or unique packaging. Regardless of their specific marketing angle, these brands have all found success with consumers who are willing to pay a premium for celebrity-endorsed products.

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