Rep. Anthony Weiner’s rumored to be looking toward a stint in sex rehab, after more than a dozen lewd self-shots he’d sent to women across the country surfaced online, doing irreparable damage to his political career, if not his marriage to Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin (who’s pregnant with his child).

Bill Murray’s earned his stripes between the sheets, reportedly: The comic legend’s two marriages, to Margaret Kelly and Jennifer Butler respectively, both crumbled in the wake of adultery accusations. In divorce papers in 2008, Butler went so far as to accuse the former SNL funnyman of being a sex addict.

Life imitates art, or the other way around: Californication hunk David Duchovny, who plays a chronic bed-hopper on the Showtime series, checked into rehab in 2008 for his sex addiction, reportedly. He’s been married to Tea Leoni since 1997.

What can we say about Tiger Woods’ legendary libido that hasn’t been said already? Perhaps the poster boy of promiscuity at one point, the golfer tried to change his well-documented skirt-chasing ways with a reported stint in sex rehab in 2009, though it would not save his marriage to then-wife Elin Nordegren.

All of the Lights singer Kanye West told Details Magazine in 2009 that his Machiavellian drive in life, perhaps, came from “having a sexual addiction at a really young age.”

Russell Brand’s now happily married to gorgeous songstress Katy Brand, but the wiry comedian certainly sowed his wild oats prior to tying the knot last year. In his book, My Booky Wooky, Brand said he’d been addicted to heroin and sex, and eventually entered a Philadelphia clinic to deal with the latter.

Oscar-winner Michael Douglas reportedly underwent rehab for sex addiction in 1993; his prenuptial agreement with gorgeous Catherine Zeta-Jones rumoredly has a stipulation that would cost The War of The Roses star $5 million if he cheated on the Chicago stunner.

Halle Berry’s ex, R&B crooner Eric Benet, was dogged by rumors of a compulsive sex addiction when he broke up with the Oscar-winner eight years ago amid rumors of cheating; he told People on 2005 he’s “not a sex addict,” and went to rehab to “save [his] marriage.”

In the wake of numerous women coming forward to report their affairs, reality star Jesse James entered an Arizona facility for a month in 2010, seeking treatment for his sex addiction. It was too little, too late to save his marriage to Sandra Bullock: he divorced later that year.