Behar playfully persisted with the lore when Haines brought it up again yesterday, saying that “Casper was not a generous lover.” It isn’t entirely clear how serious Behar is about getting it on with a spirit—perhaps she’s just referring to men who are unanimated in bed, which is a horror in and of itself. But there are plenty of celebrities who have been visited by ghosts in a sexual manner and have been eager to discuss it: A decade ago, Kesha, then known as Ke$ha, told Ryan Seacrest that her song Supernatural was inspired by “experiences with a ghost…but in a sexy way.”
During a 20/20 interview, Bobby Brown explained that a mansion he bought in Georgia came with a sultry spirit. “I bought this mansion in Georgia … this was a really, really spooky place,” he said. “But yes, one time, I woke up, and yeah, a ghost. I was being mounted by a ghost.”
Anna Nicole Smith, Paz de la Huerta, and Lucy Liu all reported receiving pleasure from phantoms. There’s actually a name for the attraction: spectrophilia. Behar might be being bashful about her supernatural encounters, but she should know she’s not alone in her passion for poltergeists.
- Chaka Khan says that singers who use autotune should get jobs at the Post Office. [Page Six]
- Ryan Murphy claims that he reached out to 20 of Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims’ families, but none of them responded. [THR]
- We’re on the cusp of a Rihannaissance. The singer released her first song in almost seven years for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. [Rolling Stone]
- That weird eye glitch Katy Perry had earlier this week that made people think she’s a robot? Just her fun “broken doll” party trick! What kinda parties are you going to, Katy? [Instagram]
- There might be a Millie Bobby Brown and Mariah Carey collab to look forward to. [The Tonight Show]