Most celebrities try to live as private a life as possible. This typically means that giving fans their number is a giant no-no.
Yet, Kerry Washington just broke allll the rules by not only telling fans her number, but TWEETING it. As you can imagine, fans lost it.
Most of the time, they were hacked or ended up tweeting it out accidentally.
The host and mom was in for quite the surprise when eagle-eyed fans managed to figure out her phone number off of her dog's collar!
Seriously.
"But really – to all friends, I had to change my number today so please don't be mad at me for not getting back to any texts!!!!"
We bet she learned from that mistake!
The Australian rapper declared an all-out war on the pizza chain after one of their drivers gave out her personal phone number to people he knew.
As you can guess, Iggy was not pleased.
She even threatened a lawsuit over the data breach. The whole mess led to the brand apologizing over the incident.
The bold move left fans questioning whether the Scandal star had tweeted out her actual phone number.
"But, you know, I posted about this last week, I've been missing that TGIT love," she said, in reference to the "Thank God It's Thursday" hashtag that fans would use whenever a new episode of Scandal used to come on.
"We used to come together every Thursday night at the same time and the same place. And I would know where you were, you would know where I was, and we would talk about stuff that really mattered to us -- and kind of be in a community together."
She also promised to share special content to those who reach out to her.
But based on these text messages shared online, Kerry is being legit.
She's not playin'!
This includes “Little Fires Everywhere” on Hulu and the feature film “Shadow Force”.
After several rings, I got Kerry's real voice on voicemail. She made it clear to for fans to not to leave a message since she won't be checking it.
However, she did tell fans to drop her a text since she'll be reading and responding all of those.
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According to the company: "Community enables direct, meaningful conversations at scale. It's a new way for community leaders to talk to community members - via text."
They declined to say whether or not Washington's texting move was part of a paid partnership between her and the company.
Who knows, maybe one day you'll get a phone call asking you to join The Gladiators.
Now that truly would be the scandal of ALL scandals.
