Megan Fox and other celebrities obsessed with blood

It’s no secret that Megan Fox and Ash Kelly love to participate in some unique rituals, but when they revealed that they drank each other’s blood after getting engaged, some fans didn’t believe them. But Meghan recently confirmed that it did happen – although it may not be as powerful as people imagined it to be.

“So, I think that drinking each other’s blood might mislead people, or that people imagine us with cups and we’re like game of thronesThey drink each other’s blood. It’s just a few drops, but yes, we sometimes consume each other’s blood for ritual purposes only,” Megan told Glamor.

And while she likes to keep things ‘in control’, Meghan admits MGK will probably go game of thrones If given the opportunity. She noted that he is “more random, more energetic and chaotic” and at times “willing to slash his chest with broken glass to be like, ‘Take my soul.'”

Back in 2014, real blood Actor Jim Barrack has revealed that he enjoys drinking his blood sometimes. He made the confession on the opening night of his Broadway assignment Of mice and men He later ended up making it clear that he wasn’t joking. He explained that his thirst for blood is similar to “why some people like wine” or other drinks. While he says it’s not something he does regularly, he notes that he does it “twice a year.”

“It’s kind of like a batch….I guess the best way to say it is sometimes I like the way it tastes….I don’t mean copious amounts of blood. I don’t get a glass of this or something. But If you drink it, it does something to you emotionally. It’s hard to describe. It’s kind of like you’re in the moment, and the impulse comes in, and… I like it,” Jim told Vulture.

In 2017, Julia Fox organized her art exhibition entitled Julia Fox. Part of the artwork collection included paintings that used her blood to create. She says she used her own blood because she wanted the show “to be as original and personal as possible.”

“I extracted the blood with a syringe and used the syringe to paint on the silk. It wasn’t as bad as it seemed…I like the way the blood bleeds on the fabrics. I think the color is charming…I feel that blood is very precious, and it’s only right that it be displayed on a precious canvas, Julia told the Huffington Post.

Back when Billy Bob Thornton and Angelina Jolie got married, the couple wore flasks of each other’s blood. Looking back, Billy Bob says the media blatantly exaggerated her ‘romance’ gesture to make it look like ‘vampires’ lived in a dungeon ‘wearing’ packages of blood around [their] necks”.

“The vial of blood is so simple… we were separated a lot because it was making Tomb rider and i make monster ball. We were on opposite sides. We see each other for two weeks and nothing. I thought it would be fun and romantic if we took a little razor blade and cut our fingers off, smeared a little blood on these lockets, and put them around your neck just as if you were wearing your son or daughter’s hair in one. Same thing,” explained Billy Bob.

Last year, Lil Nas X teamed up with art collective MSCHF to create a limited edition sneaker featuring real human blood. While the musician refrained from using his blood, a drop of art group members appeared on him.

The build, which used Nike Air Max 97s, was limited to 666 pairs and sold out almost immediately, despite costing more than $1,000. Ultimately, Nike sued the shoemaker, saying the product was made “without approval or authorization from Nike.”

Not only is it clear what Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Parker have been doing with vials of each other’s blood, but they’re not shy about sharing photos! On two different occasions, Kourtney shared photos of medical vials of blood, one that clearly had Travis’ name.

While they likely don’t drink blood like their co-stars Megan Fox and MGK, Travis did use a vampire emoji in some of the couple’s photos together. And at one point, Courtney Act Commenting, “I want to suck your blood” to one of Travis’s photo, he replied, “My favourite,” along with the blood drop emoji.

In 1977, Kiss teamed up with Stan Lee and Marvel to release an ink comic book containing blood from the band members. After donating blood, it was mixed with red ink and used for printing Super Special from Marvel Comics!: Kiss. It sold 500,000 copies and was the best-selling Marvel franchise until the re-release of Spider-Man in 1990.

“The idea is that every kid or everyone who bought a kiss comic book in some way was getting a little bit of kiss blood in that comic book,” Stan said of the trick.