Jenna Ortega from Netflix’s Wednesday describes herself as a “weirdo.” The 20-year-old actress revealed during Wired’s Autocomplete Interview series on YouTube, “I’m a weirdo in the way I used to perform autopsies on little animals when I was younger. Little lizards that I found that were dead in my backyard.”
It’s not new for celebrities to share strange secrets that leave fans puzzled. We’ve listed down five of the weirdest celebrity confessions we’ve seen so far.
1. Kelly Clarkson Revealed She Once ‘Destroyed’ a Trash Can While Pooping Backstage.
“I’ll tell you right now, there was one time … it wasn’t pee, my friend,” she said, talking to country star Clint Black about his new album. “I got some kind of wrecked up from some kind of food and we were in an arena — I shouldn’t tell this story but like I said, I don’t have a filter. I had to run backstage to my quick change. I grabbed this poor trash can and boy I destroyed it. It was bad. It was bad, Clint.”
2. Snooki once confessed to putting cat litter on her face for exfoliating.
“I like to Google a lot and I don’t like to spend a lot of money on spa treatments, just because I’m, like, a cheapo,” she said to Conan O’Brien. “So I Googled what else I could use that’s, like, not so expensive, and it was cat litter!”
3. Kesha once drank her own urine saying “it’s good for you”.
In one of the episodes of her “my beautiful life” series, she drank her own pee. She later went on to tell MTV that she does not regret it at all.
4. Megan Fox forgets to flush the toilet.
The actress told FHM, “I’m horrible to live with. I don’t clean. My clothes end up wherever I take them off. I forget to flush the toilet. Friends will tell me, ‘Megan, you totally pinched a loaf in my toilet and didn’t flush.'”
5. And finally, that one time pretty much all of Hollywood admitted they rarely shower.
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis said on a podcast they don’t bathe their kids. After this, many other celebrities also came out saying they do the same, which caused quite a stir on the Internet.
