Embarrassing Moments with Celebrities

I typically make a food of myself when I meet a celebrity. Check out some of my moments.

On our morning show today, Gary Gellman  (Photographer to the Stars) called in to talk about one of my many embarrassing moments when it comes to meeting celebrities. I just can't seem to say or do the right thing!

I have this nervous habit of babbling when I meet someone famous. It's happened with everyone from Jon Bon Jovi to Governor Christie. Each time I find myself somewhere with a big celebrity, I lose all of my sanity, my heart rate speeds up, I start sweating, and ridiculous words come out of my mouth.

Some celebs have been lovely, like the story Gellman told on the air this morning about Queen Latifah when I wouldn't shut up long enough to get a decent picture with her.

Once I found myself in the lady's room with Katie Couric, and we bonded over some girl-talk. She was just like a 'normal' girlfriend!

And I actually had a blast backstage with Aida Turturro of the Soprano's....she was so much like me it was scary! LOL. The two of us were so chatty that she almost missed her cue to get on stage!

Other times, like when I met Bruce, I knew I wouldn't get any intelligible words out of my mouth before the moment passed me by.

Max Weinberg was kind enough to listen to the story of how much my son loves him as a fellow drummer.

The Cake Boss stopped long enough so that I could at least shut up and smile. (All while Gellman rolled his eyes out of embarrassment FOR me!)

And although I made an idiot out of myself when I didn't 'get' Brian Williams' joke, he couldn't have been kinder.

Donald Trump was so cool, and so were some of the rock stars like Pat Monahan from Train. Keith Urban was dreamy and kind each of the THREE times I met him (can you say stalker?!) Others.....well. let's just say there are some divas out there that don't have the time to be all that nice.

But I have found that most of the many I have been lucky enough to meet have been wonderful, including Jack Nicholson (who let me have a whole conversation with him), Danny Devito, and many of the Point artists we've had in our studios.

A special thanks to Gary Gelman, who has somehow managed to capture some cool moments despite my nonstop chatter!

Have you ever met a celebrity and made a fool out of yourself? If so, do tell!!!