Drew Barrymore admittedly picked a bad day to skip shaving. On this morning’s episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, the actress reluctantly modeled her new Crocs, along with her “white, hairy legs.”
It all started when Barrymore and her Drew’s News co-host Ross Mathews were each delivered a pair of the new McDonald’s-inspired Crocs. The duo gushed over the footwear brand, with Barrymore revealing that she wore a pink pair into work that morning and Mathews adding that he recently wore his own pair in Palm Springs.
“Look at this. Look at me. Hi, everybody,” Mathews said as he strutted in front of the desk wearing his new shoes. “I’ve never been more comfortable in my entire life. I honestly would like a 20-piece of just these Crocs.”
Barrymore, who was still putting on her shoes from behind the desk, then warned audiences of what they were about to witness.
“Do you know what’s so funny today? I was like, ‘You know what? I should shave my legs.’ I didn’t,” she admitted. “And now you’re all gonna see my white, hairy legs and my unflattering socks.”
When the actress came out of her seat wearing crew socks and Crocs, Mathews (a Fashion Police alum) couldn’t help but point and laugh at the cringeworthy style statement.
“This is awful!” Barrymore declared, before attempting to fix the look. “Where do we begin? Is it better if I push them down? I kind of like this look. Listen, I’m wearing these for life.”
This isn’t the first time Barrymore has opened up about her shaving habits — or lack thereof. Earlier this year, the talk show host revealed in an Instagram video that she was in the middle of shaving for the first time in “three months” when her house alarm went off.
Days later, the conversation came up again when Kathryn Hahn appeared on The Drew Barrymore Show. While Hahn said she hadn’t shaved prior to her interview, Barrymore — who was in the midst of feeling her guest’s legs — told her, “It’s pure as the driven snow. It’s perfect.”
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