Kelly Clarkson Admits She Loves Being Naked ‘Until Gravity Takes Hold’

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Kelly Clarkson probably didn’t think her interview with Tyler Posey and Taye Diggs would take such a revealing turn.

The singer and Kelly Clarkson Show host welcomed the pair of actors on her show on Thursday, December 6 to promote their upcoming Fox special, The Real Full Monty. During the interview, Clarkson, 42, shared a photo of Posey, who was standing alone on a long stretch of road, pants down and arms outstretched with his motorcycle in front of him.

“How freeing was that moment though?” Clarkson asked, before adding, unprompted, “I love being naked! I think we are so weird about being naked, especially in this country.”

Posey, 33, agreed, adding, “Especially in this country.”

“It’s so weird. It’s just, it’s just bodies,” Clarkson continued. “I mean, I think there’s inappropriate ages for certain things, but at some point it’s just like, we’re not that different. You know?”

Posey added that nudity is “liberating,” before Clarkson quickly qualified her statement.

“Until gravity takes hold,” she added. “And then it’s like, ‘Wow, that happens, huh?’”

That’s not all Clarkson revealed. As the interview continued, she admitted that she’s been known not to wait to find a suitable bathroom when enjoying the occasional road trip.

“I’m from the country and sometimes there’s such long drives, there’s nowhere to go to the bathroom so you just pop a squat, right?” she said. “So this has happened to me several times where a car [comes] — and I’m like, ‘Oh my God.’ Has that ever happened to y’all? Just me?”

“I think as a man, we pee all over the place,” Posey replied. “I’m a wolf so I kind of mark my territory.”

“It’s the worst when you don’t see the car coming,” Clarkson said. “It’s so upsetting.”

Mercifully, Diggs jumped in at that point to put an end to the discussion.

“You guys, what are we talking about right now? What’s going on?” he asked through laughter.

As arguably strange as the interview was, it certainly paid homage to The Real Full Monty, whose IMDB description reads, “A daring group of male celebrities volunteer to bare all to raise awareness for prostate, testicular and colorectal cancer testing and research.”

In addition to Diggs and Posey, James Van Der Beek, Anthony Anderson and Bruno Tonioli will also participate in the upcoming special. The group will train for a “revealing performance,” culminating in a strip-tease dance in front of a live audience, choreographed by Mandy Moore.

The Real Full Monty premieres on Monday, Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. ET.