Ryan Seacrest is spilling the beans, and it’s juicier than a watermelon at a summer picnic!
Guess who’s back to host the New Year’s shenanigans live from the iconic Times Square? That’s right, our man Ryan has been the ringleader of this annual spectacle since the ancient times of 2007. They say he was just a teenager back then, hosting with a dream and a head full of perfectly styled hair.
So, last year, the wizards at Entertainment Weekly decided to probe the depths of Ryan’s hosting adventures. They popped the million-dollar question: “Have any of your co-hosts or artists shown up to the show with a bit too much holiday spirit, if you catch our drift?”
Ryan, being the gossip guru he is, spilled the tea—well, more like champagne. He unleashed the names like it was a secret Santa gift exchange.
“Oh, you betcha,” Ryan winked, his eyes glinting with the mischief of a mischievous elf. “Post Malone, for one, was living his best life before hitting the stage. I mean, who wouldn’t want to celebrate with a bit of bubbly, right?”
Ryan didn’t stop there. He dug deeper into his bag of New Year’s Eve tricks and pulled out another name like a magician with a rabbit.
“Luke Bryan, the man I hobnobbed with on American Idol, can throw back a couple of drinks and still hit the high notes. It’s like he’s got a built-in alcohol-resistant vocal cord enhancer or something. As for me, well, I like to keep it classy. No sipping on the job for this guy. I need my wits about me to nail that countdown. Can’t have Times Square thinking it’s New Year’s in February, right?”
New Year’s Rockin’ Eve, where the stars shine, the confetti falls, and even the hosts play a tipsy game of Countdown Chicken. Who knew ringing in the New Year could be this entertaining? Cheers to you, Ryan, for keeping the party alive, one perfectly timed countdown at a time!
