Brittany Snow recounts disastrous date with ‘very famous' celeb who fell asleep ‘mid-make out'
Brittany Snow recalled a 'very famous DJ' falling asleep on her mid-make out in her late 20s.
'One of the first dates I'd ever gone on from Raya was this very famous DJ,' the 'Pitch Perfect' star, now 39, shared on a recent episode of the 'In Your Dreams With Owen Thiele' podcast.
'I can't tell you [who], but I'm sure that people can deduce it if they really want to. But he was like a very, he's still famous, I guess,' she added, clarifying that it wasn't Diplo.
'I think it was the first and second and third date that he fell asleep, once, while we were making out,' Snow said.
'Mid-make out. I'm not kidding. Swear to you,' she continued.
The actress explained they 'weren't doing anything very spicy' when she was on top of him, and he stopped reciprocating.
'I pulled back and he was just dead asleep,' Snow said.
'I woke him up and I was like, 'Hey, what the f–k is going on?'
'And he was like, 'Oh man, I'm sorry. I'm just so tired.' I mean, he's a DJ, so I was like, 'Did you have a late set last night?''
The 'Hairspray' star claimed her unnamed date was 'really apologetic,' and she decided to go out with him again.
'We go out, like, a week later and he comes over to my place. Same thing. We're kissing … We're making out, he's back asleep,' she recalled.
Snow admitted she 'took it personally,' joking, 'Wow, I must really be just so hot.'
Snow later went on to marry her ex-husband, Tyler Stanaland, in 2020. She pulled the plug on their two-year marriage in 2022.
'This decision was made with love and mutual respect for one another. We have realized we need to take some time and make sure we are each living our most fulfilling and authentic lives,' she announced via Instagram.
Stanaland, 35, later denied rumors that he had cheated on Snow with his 'Selling the OC' co-star Alex Hall after the 'Prom Night' star hinted at infidelity playing a role in their split.
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