Uh, sir…maybe you should have kept that information to yourself?
American actor Jeremy Jackson is most famously known for his role on the popular 90s show ‘Baywatch’ as Hobie Buchannon, the son of David Hasselhoff’s character, Mitch Buchannon. In his role on the show, he appeared on 159 episodes from Season 2 through 10 and was seen on the show more than any other actor except for David Hasselhoff.
Jackson was last seen on the United Kingdom reality TV series ‘Celebrity Big Brother 15’ in 2015, where had placed 15th following his abrupt removal from the show due to opening his fellow housemate’s dressing gown against her will.
Now, with the premiere of the docu-series ‘After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun,’ the 43-year-old gets all candid with his experience while being on the show. He joins other stars of the action drama show about lifeguards in sharing about their time on ‘Baywatch.’
However, Jackson’s reflections do not seem to sit well with audiences.
In a shocking revelation to his fellow cast members on the show, Jackson admitted that he would sneak into the trailers of his co-stars on the show after they were done and grabbed their dirty bathing suits. He, word per word, said, “Let’s just say I’ve smelled every p***y on Baywatch.”
Jackson, who was known to be cast on the show at the age of 8 and has appeared on the show from the age of 10 to 19, explained by saying, “If you’re a kid, you just want to be cool. You want to hang out with the cool people. You want to be grown up way before you’re grown up, and that’s how Baywatch was for me.”
Jeremy Jackson also revealed that Nicole Eggert’s bathing suit was the one he targeted the most. “Nicole was the big one, for sure…We had a very intimate moment, her and I, that she knew about.”
Eggbert seemed to be unfazed by this admission, and later on said, “I know Jeremy very well, this surprises me not at all. There’s nothing Jeremy could say that would freak me out.”
People on the internet, however, had a lot of things to say about this…TMI confession.
First of all, eww. Second of all, why would you openly reveal this? Is social anxiety in the room with us?
It’s deeply concerning how comfortable he was while saying that piece of information, and with the co-actor being totally okay with it. I don’t know, that just sounds like something you should be talking about in private.
Some people really can say the dumbest things and still be…applauded for it because they’re being openly…themselves?
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