Alec Baldwin recently testified against Genevieve Sabourin, who is accused of stalking the actor. She claims the pair had a relationship. It's not the first time the "30 Rock" star has found his personal matters at the center of a public battle.
Baldwin had a contentious divorce from actress Kim Basinger in 2002, which included a custody battle over their daughter, Ireland. The pair had a passionate and stormy nine-year marriage.
Baldwin and his daughter, model Ireland Baldwin, appear to have a close relationship now. But in 2007, a voicemail was leaked of the actor yelling at the then-11-year-old and calling her a "rude, thoughtless little pig."
In 2011, the actor was booted from an American Airlines flight for refusing to turn off his cell phone after the doors had closed. He complained via Twitter that it was all about his playing the online game Words with Friends.
In April, the actor had a dust-up related to Shia LeBeouf, who was reportedly fired from a Broadway production of "Orphans" after clashing with Baldwin. LaBeouf told late night host David Letterman that the two "had tension as men."
In June 2013, Baldwin once again took to Twitter to slam a reporter who claimed that Baldwin's wife, Hilaria, was tweeting during the funeral of "The Sopranos" star James Gandolfini.
In August 2013, both Baldwin and a photographer called the police to report an incident in New York. Apparently a standoff ensued after the photographer got too close for Baldwin's liking while he was with Hilaria. Baldwin has had several disputes with paparazzi.
- MSNBC and Baldwin's rep confirm "Up Late" is off the air
- Actor apologized after an angry outburst against a photographer last week
- "This is a mutual parting and we wish Alec all the best," MSNBC says
(CNN) -- Alec Baldwin's angry outbursts against photographers trailing him have cost the actor his MSNBC talk show job.
"We are jointly confirming that 'Up Late' will not continue on MSNBC," MSNBC and Baldwin's rep, Matthew Hiltzik, told CNN in a joint statement Tuesday.
The channel announced a two-week suspension of Baldwin's show last week amid media reports that he chased after a photographer outside his Manhattan apartment and called him a "c**ksucking f*g."
"Get away from my wife and the baby with the camera," Baldwin could be heard yelling on video taken of the incident. "What f***ing language you want that in?"
Baldwin later posted a statement on MSNBC's website saying, "I did not intend to hurt or offend anyone with my choice of words, but clearly I have -- and for that I am deeply sorry. Words are important. I understand that, and will choose mine with great care going forward."
"This is a mutual parting and we wish Alec all the best," the MSNBC spokesman said Tuesday.
Baldwin's last clash with the paparazzi was not his first. He's been photographed several times in the past two years expressing strong displeasure with persistent journalists trailing him with cameras.
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CNN's Rachel Wells contributed to this report.
