Posted 1 hour ago19 Celebrities Who Really, Really, REALLY Overshared In 2025It's okay to be quiet sometimes, actually!by Angelica MartinezBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestLink As mindbogglingly embarrassing as it is, to overshare is to be human, I fear. Whether it's by the water cooler at work or at a dinner party with an almost-friend, we've all fallen victim to saying far more than we anticipated and not realizing it until we're knee-deep in the story and thinking, Why the fuck did I say that? NBC I'm no psychic, but I imagine this is how a good handful of these celebs felt after revealing these, uh, very honest, unfiltered, and occasionally TMI tales this year. From literal sh*t stories to naming your partner's genitalia and announcing it to the world, here are 19 things celebs overshared with us this year that I am still trying to scrub from the wrinkles of my brain: 1. This summer, Joe Jonas told the world that, four years prior, he pooped his pants on stage at a concert while wearing a white outfit, but was saved by a costume change. "You think it might be a little toot, it might've been a little something else, a little something extra," he began, "So it was like a mid-wardrobe sh*t change during the set." Jamie McCarthy / Getty Images 2. This summer, Chris Hughes - Love Island alum and current boyfriend of JoJo Siwa - revealed that JoJo calls his balls "Jimmy and Timmy." Robin L Marshall / Getty Images Rhyming names really seem to be JoJo's thing, as she previously shared she wants to name her three kids (ideally, a girl and twin boys) Freddie, Teddy, and Eddy. 3. Three months after winning the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her performance in Emilia Pérez, Zoe Saldaña stated that her Oscar "is gender fluid" and trans, and "goes by they/them." Jeff Kravitz / FilmMagic 4. Jameela Jamil let us all know that she once accidentally had multiple orgasms "in front of 6,000 farmers" while DJing for Young Farmer's Ball in the UK a decade ago. She was DJing on top of the massive speakers, and the vibration of the "bass was, you know...awakening something in my groin area," she proclaimed. Kayla Oaddams / FilmMagic 5. In a Vanity Fair Lie Detector Test video, Kim Kardashian revealed that she uses ChatGPT on her legal exams, and that doing so has made her "fail tests all the time." Elaborating, she said, "So, when I need to know the answer to a question, I'll take a picture and snap it and put it in there... They're always wrong." Vanity Fair / Via youtube.com 6. On a livestream this August, Machine Gun Kelly revealed that he doesn't "really eat" and just does "water a bunch," but when he does eat "a couple times a week," it consists of the following foods: "bone broth with kimchi and sauerkraut," celery juice, coconut water, or coffee and cigarettes. Paras Griffin / Getty Images for BET 7. Boy Meets World alum Danielle Fishel shared that her eldest son, 6-year-old Adler, was so upset she was away from home during her time as a contestant on the latest season of Dancing with the Stars that he told his teacher she was dead. Kevin Winter / Getty Images Speaking on the changes they've made to all of their lives to accommodate her participation in the dance competition show, she said, "I used to regularly pick both of [my kids] up from school, take them to karate, take them to baseball. On the weekends, I was always at their baseball games, and we could have playdates, and we would do movie nights, and now... I just haven't really been able to be as present." 8. Tom Brady admitted that back in 2023 he cloned his dog, Lua, using blood obtained from her prior to her death, claiming that doing so "gave [his] family a second chance with a clone of [their] beloved dog." Their "new" dog is named Junie. Megan Briggs / Getty Images for Team Brady 9. In October of this year, Kristen Bell spilled that her Nobody Wants This costar, Adam Brody, used to "affectionately" refer to the sex scenes they filmed for House of Lies - during which Kristen was eight months pregnant - as their "threesome." Rodin Eckenroth / FilmMagic 10. In an interview with Vulture celebrating SNL's 50th anniversary, Lorne Michaels - the show's creator - shared that back in 2015, Taylor Swift was invited to make a special appearance in a sketch inspired by her "Bad Blood" music video, poking fun at her friend group and suggesting they were secretly part of an apocalyptic cult. Taylor called him directly to say not only would she not appear in the sketch, but asked Lorne to cut it altogether. To this, he replied, "Taylor, I do not negotiate with terrorists," and hung up the phone. Gilbert Flores / Variety via Getty Images Following that week's episode, Taylor reportedly reached out to Lorne again, and sent flowers with a card reading, "I hope there's no bad blood." 11. In February, Kanye "Ye" West explained that the name of his album Bully is inspired by his then-9-year-old son, Saint West, kicking a kid he was playing with and claiming that he did so "becau