Olivia Munn recalls how paparazzi pics with ex Chris Pine led to hair pulling

Olivia Munn talked about her difficulties with Trichotillomania, which she said that she knew for the first time by leaving with Chris Pine.

THE Your friends and neighbors Star was frank on hair warm -up disorder, which, according to the actress, generally manifests itself when selecting eyelashes. She told Dax Shepard the first time she started to have hair by pulling on the most recent episode of Chair expert with Dax Shepard podcast.

Munn explained that she was going out with Pine, whose star had raised after being thrown away Star Trek. Consequently, Paparazzi began to camp outside her house, and Munn said they had captured photos of her leaving her apartment.

“I did the horrible thing to read the comments,” she said. “At the time, you don’t know it’s bad.”

This incident occurred after Munn attended the Stony Awards, where she dressed in a blue -style ball gown from the 1980s to do so on the list “The worst dressed”.

“I couldn’t believe it worked,” she said about her outfit. “The fact that they know who I am to put myself on this list was very exciting.”

While the blue dress was intended to obtain a negative reaction, Munn did not expect people to harp his look when she was broken outside the Pine’s apartment. She said that people had particularly chosen a wallet that she was holding. The experience began his trichotillomania, she said.

Trichotillomania can sometimes be triggered by anxiety or stress, according to Mayo Clinic. Munn shared more about what it feels when she pulls her hair.

“I will feel,” Oh, this eyelash feels that it will come out “, even if it is not the case,” she said. “And then when you pull it, a second of fast pain ago, then there is satisfaction, then an immediate regret.”

While Pine and Munn separated years ago, the two remain friends. Munn, who married John Mulaney in 2024, said that she had caught up with the actor after SNL50 And said he was “the best”.

Listen to Olivia Munn’s full interview on the Chair expert with Dax Shepard Podcast below.