Drew Barrymore posed for the song in front of the Bellagio fountains in Las Vegas before Super Bowl VV.
The ET actress held a microphone for ET (Entertainment Tonight), wearing a black satin Super Bowl 58 jacket with brightly colored designs up to the arms.
The Drew Barrymore Show host, who turns 49 later this month, was happy to stop people passing by on the famous Las Vegas Strip for interviews.
The actress, who has daughters Olive, 11, and Frankie, nine, with ex-husband Will Kopelman, once wore a tan and black checked coat with a belt cinched at the waist.
Drew’s trip to Sin City for the Super Bowl came after he revealed he was catfished on a dating app by a man posing as the Los Angeles Rams quarterback.
Last week, Drew shared a dating story that many people can relate to — the man she matched with was lying about who he was and what he was doing.
“This guy on my dating app said he was the quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams,” the Never Been Kissed star said.
Of course, the true quarterback of the Los Angeles Rams is Matthew Stafford, 35, who is married to Kelly Hall.
“So I wrote him a letter and said, ‘Oh my god, I went to my first scrimmage and I was so frustrated as a girl from Los Angeles who loves football and there was no team. And I moved. So, we went away to New York, and then we had two teams. And, nice to meet you, my name is Drew.”
She added, “He wasn’t the quarterback of the LA Rams. He was a musician who thought he was cute.” How should I feel about this? ”
The 50 First Dates actress told co-host Ross Matthews that the entire interaction made her feel sick.
she said: “Well, we’re also going to the Super Bowl, so I thought, ‘Oh, maybe we can meet up.'”
“I wasn’t trying to get a football player. I talked excitedly about going to the Coliseum to watch my first game in Los Angeles.
“Then the guy was like, ‘Hey, Drewski,’ and I was like, ‘I hate you…You’re pathetic, you’re deceitful, you’re playing around, you’re making a fool of me. I don’t know who you are. “I don’t know. I feel so stupid. Why did we have to get off on this foot? I hate you!,” she shared.
Last month, Barrymore spoke about the career advice she received from George Clooney while working on his feature directorial debut, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, in 2002.
“He would say, ‘You never maintain eye contact with people on set,’ which prompted her to clarify why she avoided eye contact.”
“I’m like, ‘Well, this is a very intimate relationship. Can I just make out with you?'” Eye contact is insane.
Barrymore, 48, retorted: “Eye contact is something that’s very important in life.” “I feel like it’s a little invasive and I kind of shy away from it, but George helped me realize that I shouldn’t do that.”