I'm Not Kidding, These Things Celebs Revealed On Talk Shows This Week Are Actually Wild

Kisses, zits, memes, and more!

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1. Keira Knightley revealed a little secret about filming Love Actually.

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On The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Keira talked about how she only watches movies that she stars in once. When it comes to Love Actually, she admitted, "You know, the only thing I really remember from doing the whole of Love Actually? I was 17 and I got the biggest zit of my life when we were shooting this scene..It was like another head growing out of my head...And so they went in and they tried to cover it, and they tried to light it, and there was nothing they could do. So, the hat went on...Yeah, that's the reason for the hat!"

2. Karlie Kloss talked about her friendship with Taylor Swift.

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On Watch What Happens Live, Karlie Kloss discussed Taylor Swift's essay in Elle, saying, "Taylor's incredible and I feel really lucky to call her a friend. She's one of the hardest working women and I loved her essay...She can sneeze out [a hit]! She's so talented."

3. Mark Ruffalo talked about his supposed resemblance to Noah Centineo.

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On The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Mark learned that the internet thinks he looks like Noah Centineo. He responded, "Wow, I wish I was that good-looking...He's way better looking than I was [at 15]. I wish I looked like that, I swear to God...Noah, you're doing way better than me, pal. I wish I was you!" (He and Noah later trolled each other on social media, and it was perfect.)

4. Lilly Singh remembered meeting Barack Obama.

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On The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Lilly Singh remembered meeting the former President at the Obama Foundation's Global Girls Alliance event. She said, "So, I walk in and the first thing I say is, 'Hello, my friend.' I mean, right off the bat. PBO, whatever. Me and PBO, we chillin'. It's cool. So then, I literally said the following two sentences: 'Congrats on all your success. And I love your energy.' And he's like, 'Same...' But like, 'Congrats on all your success?' It's, like, the understatement of the year!"

5. Gordon Ramsay discussed the "Idiot Sandwich" meme.

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On The Late Late Show with James Corden, Gordon discussed a sketch that he had done on the show previously, with Julie Chen and James Corden, which produced a viral meme. Gordon shared how it impacts his reaction with fans, saying, "We'll be at a book signing...and they just take out two slices of bread from their satchel and say, 'Can you call me an idiot sandwich?'...It's gone crazy." James noted that Gordon began selling "Idiot Sandwich" earmuffs at his Las Vegas restaurant, to which Gordon admitted, "They are flying off the shelves."

6. Milo Ventimiglia talked about kissing Fergie in the "Big Girls Don't Cry" music video.

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On The Late Late Show with James Corden, Milo remembered starring in the 2006 music video, saying, "[Fergie] was really nervous about being intimate and having a moment of kissing and connecting...so nervous that she just kept talking about it. I told her, 'It's okay! We do this all the time...When they call action, just make it real, and when they call cut, you go back to being married to Josh Duhamel.'"

7. Ben Affleck talked about his back tattoo.

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On The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Ben Affleck addressed his infamous back tattoo, saying, "It's a phoenix...It's a phoenix rising from my ass...It's meaningful to me. I like it. It was something I, sort of, kept private. It wasn't like I was doing photo shoots or whatever. We were two hours north of the city on some island in Hawaii, and we didn't know the paparazzi was there. So, they got a picture of my tattoo. And, yeah, the sentiment ran, you know, against. But, I love my tattoo. I'm very happy with it."

8. Winston Duke talked about his relationship with his mom (and it's PRECIOUS).

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On Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the actor revealed that the only person in his life who didn't change after his role in Black Panther was his mom. When Jimmy suggested that she keeps Winston grounded, he replied, "In the ground. Subterranean. [We hang out] everyday almost. We're almost like best friends. She even comes on set with me on the movies...every day. For Jordan Peele's Us, she's there! I even bring her to my meetings with agents...She'll be making coffee for herself in the middle of the meeting, crinkling things, and is just, like, 'Don't mind me! Don't mind me! That's a good idea for his career.'"

9. Kathy Bates revealed she almost turned down her role in The Waterboy.

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On Conan, Kathy Bates shared how she almost turned down her Waterboy role, revealing, "I was in my bed and I read the first 12 pages [of the script] and I thought, 'Oh, this is a piece of shit.'...and so I threw it away. And my niece who works for me, she came in and she said, 'What is this?' and I said, 'Oh, some stupid script they sent me.' And she pulled it out and she said, 'ADAM SANDLER?!' and I said, 'Who is that?' And she said, 'Don't you know "The Hanukah Song" from Saturday Night Live?' So, she made me do the movie! And, we had so much fun. We had a blast."

10. Matt LeBlanc remembered Marcel the monkey from Friends.

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On Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Matt admitted, "I liked the monkey! I like animals. The monkey was really cool. Schwimmer not so much...It's just 'cause he's the one that had to work with him the most, so he'd be like, 'Again with the monkey?' But, I got along great with him. Now, the monkey in the show was named Marcel, he was a boy. But, in real life, it was a girl named Katie. One time — so, we're shooting a scene with the monkey — the monkey just...goes right to the ceiling and just disappears into the blackness of the stage. It took them half an hour to get it down, waving meal worms at it."