Christina Applegate has given a candid account of a truly horrifying health experience she recently faced - and it should come with a warning.
The 52-year-old actress opened up about the alarming episode on her latest installment of her MeSsy podcast with Jamie Lynn Sigler.
Christina revealed she'd fallen victim to a serious bout of food poisoning from takeout salad.
At the time, she was also battling COVID-19 after a friend unknowingly passed the virus on to her.
She did a stool test which confirmed she had contracted sapovirus and it made her unbelievably sick.
"It is when you ingest the fecal matter of someone else from your food," Christina explained. "Someone else's poop went into my mouth and I ate it."
She continued: "I was so dizzy. I was so sick, I couldn't eat, I couldn't [do] anything."
After detailing how, "at three o'clock in the morning," she found herself swimming in her [expletive], Christina said: "Didn't know it happened, and having MS at three o'clock in the morning and trying to change your sheets, it's not fun. But this brings me to my next point, which we can talk about: I'm wearing diapers."
Christina previously confessed that her multiple sclerosis diagnosis often left her unable to get to the bathroom in time and so she wears adult protection even when not suffering from food poisoning.
However, she says they're neither "accessible" nor "pretty," points which Jamie - who was diagnosed with MS in 2016, agreed.
"So adult diapers are a blush pink usually," the Sopranos actress said. "They usually have some sort of bow or floral design along the pelvic area. And to be honest, Christina and I have talked about this, putting on an adult diaper, you're not gonna feel sexy.
"You're never gonna slip one on and be like, 'I'm ready for my day.' It's something you gotta wear because your body is malfunctioning."
The podcast's Instagram page noted that some parts of the episode were recorded in 2023, so it's not clear if Christina's illness was recent, but no less horrific nonetheless.
Christina and Jamie's podcast launched on March 19. The famous friends said the platform will allow them to share their experiences and challenges with MS candidly.
Jamie said: "We are sharing the deepest parts of ourselves. It's not about the specific experience we're having. It's us facing something hard and it's about figuring out how to still push through."
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