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'Grace and Frankie' actress June Diane Raphael also took to Twitter in August 2021 to give her two cents on the topic. She kept her input short and sweet.
This will likely come as no surprise, but The Rock is team bathing. On August 7, 2021, he took to Twitter to share his thoughts and even his shower regimen with followers.
Keen to give his two cents on the matter, Jake Gyllenhaal told Vanity Fair: "More and more I find bathing to be less necessary, at times."
In a July 2021 episode of his podast 'Armchair Expert,' he told his co-host that she "should not be getting rid of the natural oil on your skin with a bar of soap every day."
The actress has the following rule when it comes to washing her kids: "If you can see the dirt on them, clean them. Otherwise, there's no point."
Chris Evans, too, is a fan of showering. In July 2020, he told Today in no uncertain terms, "I shower all the time. I'm a very clean person!"
Actor and comedian Dax Shepard isn't exactly against bathing, but he doesn't think we should do it every day, and that we definitely shouldn't use soap every day.
Actor Terry Crews agrees with Dwayne Johnson: he adores showering. He told Access Hollywood, "I love to shower. I love to because I spend so much time sweating."
To quote her, "I can't believe I am in the minority here of washing my whole body in the shower. Who taught you to not wash?"
Not unsurprisingly, Ashton Kutcher doesn't have a strict bathing regimen either. He appears to take a very relaxed attitude towards personal hygiene.
She simply stated: "I bathe myself and my children every day."
The former 'Real Housewives of New York City' star has an approach to bathing that she herself has described as "radical."
Monica Padman, who is best known for co-creating 'Armchair Expert,' was clearly dismayed by Shepard's remark and comes down on the side of a daily wash.
Mila Kunis also appeared on 'Armchair Expert' and answered the question from Padman about her bathing habits. Apparently she didn't shower much as a kid and she doesn't bathe her own kids every day.
Jason Momoa also made it very clear to Access Hollywood that he is team bathing. He insisted: "I'm not starting any trends. I shower. Trust me."
"I wash my armpits and my crotch daily, and nothing else ever. I got a bar of Lever 2000 that delivers every time. Nothing else," he revealed on 'Armchair Expert.'
In her own words: "I'm a big fan of waiting for the stink. Once you catch a whiff, that's biology's way of letting you know you need to clean it up."
According to People, the MCU actor's comments went viral thanks to the buzz around the Hollywood bathing debate.
Kristen Bell, actress and wife of Dax Shepard, also weighed in on the debate during the episode of 'Armchair Expert.'
Cardi B contributed to the debate on August 10, 2021 with a question rather than a statement.
According to his tweet, he showers three times a day: once when he wakes up, once after his workout and before work, and then again after work and before bed.
He went on: "I do also think that there's a whole world of not bathing that is also really helpful for skin maintenance, and we naturally clean ourselves."
Jodie Turner-Smith decided to beat her followers to it and inform them about her bathing habits before they asked.
According to friend and co-star Eli Roth, Brad Pitt shared some personal hygiene tips with the cast when filming 'Inglorious Basterds' (2009).
On August 7, 2021, she took to Twitter with the words, "Is it ok if I admit that my daughter bathing daily is a firm rule in my house? Bathing is cleansing, relaxing & helps with sleep. I have instilled in her a good hygiene routine since birth. Am I canceled for this radical approach?"
The actress, and wife of Joshua Jackson, tweeted on August 6, 2021, "Before you lot even ask: in this house, we bathe."
Roth told People back in 2009, "He shared that when you're sweating and don't have time to take a shower, you just take a baby wipe and rub it under your armpits."
The rapper tweeted: "Wassup with people saying they don't shower? It's giving itchy."
He continued: "If you ain't been sweating, you don't need to shower but I spend all day sweating ... I'm Mr. Old Spice, you know what I mean? So I gotta get clean."
He went on: "I'm Aquaman. I'm in the f–king water. Don't worry about it. I'm Hawaiian. We got saltwater on me. We good."
In July 2021, while hosting 'Armchair Expert,' Dax Shepard told co-host Monica Padman that she shouldn't use soap to bathe every day, as it rids the body of its natural oils. A conversation about personal hygiene ensued, and the debate really widened when Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher revealed that they don't bathe their kids every day. But while some in Hollywood find this perfectly acceptable, others find it astonishing.
Kunis appeared on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' September 28 and rehashed the debate when the host mentioned that "a lot of people are talking" about the couple's comments. The actress groaned and said, "It's so dumb." She added, "We bathe our dogs. Does that make people happy?" And when DeGeneres asked if the couple bathes their dogs more often than they do the kids, Kunis replied, "Fact, yes."
The actress said that she showers herself everyday, and her "intent" is to bathe the kids daily, but things hardly work out as she plans. "I wake up every day and like, 'Today, 'I'm going to shower my kids.' And then bedtime happens, and I forgot to feed them." She added that her kids touch "a body of water" almost every other day, and when pressed for details she explained, "Sometimes it's the pool, sometimes it's a sprinkler. It's COVID. Who showered in COVID?"
Kunis also threw shade at Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson who previously contributed to the debate, saying, "But apparently, The Rock showers, so congratulations, The Rock. You shower." At the end of the conversation, Kunis quipped that she didn't make "this story any better right now," and DeGeneres pointed out that she made things worse when she "added to it that you forgot to feed them."
Check out this gallery to discover what the stars have to say on the topic.
Stars weigh in on the Hollywood bathing debate
Mila Kunis throws shade at the debate while making it so much worse
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In July 2021, while hosting 'Armchair Expert,' Dax Shepard told co-host Monica Padman that she shouldn't use soap to bathe every day, as it rids the body of its natural oils. A conversation about personal hygiene ensued, and the debate really widened when Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher revealed that they don't bathe their kids every day. But while some in Hollywood find this perfectly acceptable, others find it astonishing.
Kunis appeared on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' September 28 and rehashed the debate when the host mentioned that "a lot of people are talking" about the couple's comments. The actress groaned and said, "It's so dumb." She added, "We bathe our dogs. Does that make people happy?" And when DeGeneres asked if the couple bathes their dogs more often than they do the kids, Kunis replied, "Fact, yes."
The actress said that she showers herself everyday, and her "intent" is to bathe the kids daily, but things hardly work out as she plans. "I wake up every day and like, 'Today, 'I'm going to shower my kids.' And then bedtime happens, and I forgot to feed them." She added that her kids touch "a body of water" almost every other day, and when pressed for details she explained, "Sometimes it's the pool, sometimes it's a sprinkler. It's COVID. Who showered in COVID?"
Kunis also threw shade at Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson who previously contributed to the debate, saying, "But apparently, The Rock showers, so congratulations, The Rock. You shower." At the end of the conversation, Kunis quipped that she didn't make "this story any better right now," and DeGeneres pointed out that she made things worse when she "added to it that you forgot to feed them."
Check out this gallery to discover what the stars have to say on the topic.