If you thought Drew Barrymore‘s granny panties were designer, think again. On this morning’s episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, the actress-turned-talk show host flashed a piece of her underwear to the audience, admitting that she bought them at a “drugstore.”
Barrymore’s confession came during her interview with Love Lies Bleeding star Kristen Stewart, who sported a pants-less look on the daytime talk show.
“When you go out like this, like — and I’m just wearing the worst underwear right now otherwise I would like … I don’t even know what underwear I’m wearing right now,” Barrymore said, before showing off a piece of her panties to the audience. “I bought these at a drugstore.”
However, it looked like Barrymore’s typical love of granny panties was becoming a thing of the past as she told Stewart about the sexy new pair she recently purchased.
“I actually did just buy a new pair of underwear. One new pair of underwear,” she explained. “They’re see-through and I bought a red see-through bra to wear with it. I’m putting it out there. I just need one piece of each and I’m manifesting something sexy in my life.”
Stewart then urged Barrymore to post a thirst trap of herself in her new lingerie on Instagram so “people can slide into [her] DMs.” The actress noted that she doesn’t know how to check her DMS, though asked if relationships can actually form that way.
“I think I know people who have relationships because of this,” Stewart replied. “And it kind of is cool because it’s like — I don’t know, that first step is hard to make. And you’re just like, ‘Wow. The aplomb. You’re so hot.’”
Prior to her recent purchase, Barrymore has long been an advocate of granny panties — and during a March 2023 episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, she explained why.
“Basically, you know their entire butt’s covered. You got nothing going up the crack. That’s why I wear them,” she said, before later adding, “The bigger the underwear, the better I feel.”
The Drew Barrymore Show airs on weekdays on CBS. You can check the website for local airtimes.