Hamburgers might be a staple for some, butTessa Thompsonhas never tried one.
TheCreed IIIstar made the confession while atVanity Fair’sannual Oscar party on Sunday night.
“I’ve never had a hamburgerin my life,” she said. A reporter for the outlet asked if she is vegetarian and Thompson said, “No.”
“I eat other things, I’ve just never had a hamburger,” said thePassingactress before she joked, “It’s the only thing extraordinary that I can still claim.”
That wasn’t her only confession. She added that she just “recently” tried an egg for the first time, however, she wasn’t impressed.
“I had never had one of those. I don’t think they’re great,” she said.
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When the reporter mentioned there are lots of ways to enjoy an egg, Thompson said, “That’s the problem with them. It’s like, pick a lane.”
Still, there’s one traditional staple that Thompson can’t get enough of.
“I love potatoes.”
She shared in an interview with Refinery29 published earlier this month that she and Jordan “actually"went to couple’s therapy together"in character” to prep for their roles in the film, which was released on March 3.
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“The line sometimes between character and us get blurred because we bring so much of what we’re exploring personally to the characters in general,” Thompson, 39, said of attending couple’s therapy with Jordan, 36, as their respective characters.
“I’ll say it was an early experience in couples therapy for us both [personally], but it was as these characters, which is very weird,” she added. “But I think it reminded us of our own personal lives that going to therapy, even when a relationship is good, can be a good thing if you’re trying to just sharpen communication and figure out how someone works. It’s useful in so many relationships.”
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While Thompson and Jordan were playing theirCreedcharacters in therapy, she explained that they were “also reflecting on our own relationships. Since we’ve been making these movies for eight, nine years, we’ve seen each other through various stages in our own romantic things.”
“We know stuff about each other’s lives. We shared and talked about it. So therapy ended up starting at work and getting more personal,” she added.
source: people.com
