13 Celebrities Who Admitted To Hooking Up With Fans
1. During a 2016 appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Drake admitted that he'd hooked up with a fan while on tour.
2. Jared Leto confessed during the same Ellen appearance that he'd hooked up with a fan before, too.
3. Harry Styles was also caught out on The Ellen Show, hesitantly revealing during the 'Never Have I Ever' segment that he'd hooked up with a fan.
4. Rapper G-Eazy has made multiple references about hooking up with his fans, including in his 2017 hit 'No Limit,' and his aptly-titled 2009 song, 'Groupies.'
5. Jennifer Coolidge joked back in 2022 that she slept with hundreds of people after playing a 'MILF' — aka Stifler's mom — in the iconic American Pie movies. 'I got a lot of sexual action from American Pie…There would be like 200 people that I would never have slept with,' she said, presumably referring to fans of the franchise.
6. Alex Pall and Andrew 'Drew' Taggart — aka The Chainsmokers — casually revealed in 2023 that they've had multiple threesomes together with fans.
7. Back in 2013, Joe Jonas revealed that he'd once gone to the movies with a fan and 'made out' with them 'the entire time.' He told Vulture, 'Yes, I've dated fans. I can't say that I've never put a foot in that world; there were times when I definitely took advantage of the opportunities I had. I remember I invited a fan to a movie, and we just made out the entire time. I don't even remember what the movie was about.'
8. In 2022, Charlie Puth revealed that he lost his virginity to a fan when he was 21. 'This girl came up to me and was like, 'Can you sign my chest?' I was like, 'I feel like a rock star,'' he said.
9. KISS member Gene Simmons claimed to have slept with over 4,000 women — including fans — at the height of his fame.
10. Fellow KISS star Paul Stanley said on Steve-O's Wild Ride podcast that hooking up with 'the women who would come to shows' was 'very' easy. 'The women who would come to shows weren't coming there to be courted. You have tonight and we all know that. You know that and I know that. And it was very simple. And nobody got hurt. Nobody ever walked away feeling disrespected or diminished,' he said.
11. Back in 2008, John Mayer candidly admitted, 'I might have hooked up with people, but as soon as I hooked up, they weren't fans anymore…Do you respect me for my honesty? The answer is, yes, I have. But not in a really long time.'
12. Robbie Williams revealed on The Graham Norton Show in 2020 that he'd once received a sexual act from a fan who snuck into his hotel room.
13. Finally, John Stamos revealed in 2015 that some of the women he's slept with have asked for selfies afterwards. 'One girl really wanted my shirt, like a souvenir,' he shared in Glee writer Ali Adler's book, How To F*ck a Woman.
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