'That's nothing when you're hot': Brad Pitt fans swoon over actor even after Jason Priestley reveals his questionable showering habits

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Jason Priestley shared a quirky anecdote from his past, revealing that he and his former roommate, Brad Pitt, apparently used to challenge each other to see who could go the longest without showering.

The actor, known for his role in 'Beverly Hills', '90210,' mentioned the unusual game on Tuesday, January 16, episode of 'Live! With Kelly and Mark'.

Jason Priestley recalls shower challenge with former roommate Brad Pitt

While chatting with the hosts, Priestley said, "We used to play this game to see who could go the longest without showering. I think about it now and I’m like, 'Dude how disgusting, what were you thinking?'"

Upon being asked who had lasted "the longest" without bathing by Kelly Ripa, the 'Wild Cards' star quickly replied, "Brad. Always Brad."

He added, "I don’t think he does that anymore, but back then he could go a long time without showering."

Reflecting on their living situation in a two-bedroom apartment in a less desirable part of Los Angeles, Priestley recalled the carefree days when he, Pitt, and another individual shared the space. He shared that the group kept their fridge stocked with beer.

In his 2014 memoir, the actor previously recounted finding a "tall skinny guy" (Brad Pitt) sleeping in his bed one day, adding to the anecdotes about their shared experiences.

Internet reacts to Jason Priestley's revelation about Brad Pitt's showering habits

Soon after Priestley's claims regarding Pitt's showering habits came to light, netizens seemed to have unusual perspectives regarding the situation. 

One quipped, "Pfft who cares, he's gorgeous," while another added, "Even with no showering I would have loved to have hung out in that apartment!"

"That's nothing when you're hot," joked a person, with someone else noting, "So they do a contest before he was famous. So like 30+ years ago. So why do we need to know now? Lol."

A user stated, "Why we acting like this is the 1st time we hearing this?"

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