10 Celebrities Who've Used Online Dating Sites

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Dating Site: Millionarematch.com

While Sheen and Denise Richards were moving forward with divorce proceedings, Sheen reportedly started to chat up girls on the Internet. We suspect his profile included this classic Sheenism to get the ladies: "I expose people to magic. I expose them to something they'll never other wise gonna see in their boring, normal lives."

Dating Site: Kelleher International

After a girl splits from Brad Pitt, where should she turn? Caught in that dilemma, Aniston reportedly paid a six figure sum to an online dating agency to find the perfect guy in 2010. However, when those rumors surfaced, Jen went on record saying she would never trust the online dating world.

Dating Site: Richsoulmate.com

Matthew Perry has been rumored to use Richsoulmate.com, where wealthy, successful singles meet. It was reported that his online profile described him as "cute and adorable, though pained and lonely," which in online dating speak roughly translates to "kind of chubby and desperate with a great sense of humor."

Dating Site: Match.com

Deborah Ann Woll is what keeps Match.com in business. While her True Blood character, Jessica, may have vampiric charms to woo a man, she had a little difficulty in real life. She met her current boyfriend on the dating site in 2007, prior to breaking out on the show, and we are still clicking through profiles to find someone as gorgeous and potentially famous.

Dating Site: Unknown

It's hard to find a decent girl in the real life dating world for a rock star, especially after two years of celibacy. Weezer's frontman, Rivers Cuomo, signed up for an unspecified dating site but was notified by the service with, according to Cuomo, the following message: "We're sorry, but there is no one anywhere in the world that is appropriate for you." Luckily for him, the Internet was wrong as he married a girl he knew in college in 2006.

Dating Site: Match.com

Joan Rivers said that the only parties she attended were funerals, which isn't the best place to pick up men, so she signed up with her real name for Match.com. She was looking for younger, sexy men who enjoy pop culture and clearly don't mind plastic surgery.

Dating Site: Facebook

Before Orlando Bloom landed Miranda Kerr, he tried to find a different type of girl. He used his friend's photo and a fake name on the social networking site, Facebook, in order to seduce women without revealing his real identity as a super famous hearthrob. We understand why: If he used his real info, he'd probably get reported as a fraud.

Dating Site: Unknown

Halle Berry has said that she chimes in every once and awhile to online dating and chat sites, which we're sure gives creepers a nice grin when they picture talking to Halle Berry instead of another dude posing as a woman.

Dating Site: JDate

To prove that you can't trust everything people say online, the Gossip Girl actor browsed JDate even though he isn't Jewish. He explained that it's hard to find a lady who isn't distracted by his fame and that's why he resorted to online dating and he's got accounts set up around the internet. A source claims that he didn't actually utilize the online dating sites; he just browsed. But we suspect ladies will still be converting to Judaism just for the chance.

Dating Site: eHarmony

Inaba's former fiance, Sloan, really lucked out when he stumbled on Carrie Ann Inaba's online profile. She didn't post a picture, or the fact she's the judge of Dancing With the Stars; she posted facts like "I need someone sexy" and "I love cats!" Normally, men would assume there was no profile picture due to six cats being in the shot.