Emergining actress Olivia Munn isn’t by any means a household name, but the former anchor of G4‘s “Attack of the Show!” has made strides. With peformances in “Magic Mike“, and a reoccuring role on Aaron Sorkin’s “The Newsroom“, it is safe to say that the 32 year old is making progress in becoming a major star. However, the struggle with transitioning into the spotlight can be a nervewracking one, and the actress recently admitted that she deals with her nervous energy in an unusual way.
By ripping out her eyelashes.
“I don’t bite my nails, but I rip out my eyelashes. It doesn’t hurt, but it’s really annoying. Every time I run out of the house I have to stop and pick up a whole set of fake eyelashes,” she recently told the New York Daily News.
Her constant worrying has prevented her from starting a family and having children. “It’s not that I’m too busy with my career or anything, but I have this huge fear of something happening to a child of mine. What if I’m not a good parent and my child turns out to be a jerk? Like I need more anxiety in my life,” she added.
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