Tyra Banks leaves Jenna Bush Hager stunned with bombshell bedroom revelation—supermodel’s unexpected confession on live TV has fans buzzing, hosts speechless, and social media demanding answers! What does Tyra really do in bed? Find out the surprising secret that no one saw coming!

Tyra Banks isn’t afraid to reveal her bedroom antics.

While guest hosting the “Today with Jenna and Friends” broadcast on July 28, the model and “America’s Next Top Model” creator said she has no problem with eating in bed — and enjoying the leftovers days later.

Banks, 51, confessed to eating crumbs from days-old popcorn while telling Jenna Bush Hager about her pastime of watching TV in bed with her mom.

“We do ice cream in bed; we do popcorn in bed. … The great thing is a couple days later…” Banks said as Bush Hager interrupted: “You do not!”

Model and TV personality Tyra Banks admitted to enjoying popcorn crumbs in her bed on “Today with Jenna and Friends.”

“A little bit,” Banks replied as she mimed picking up bits of popcorn and eating them. “Jenna, I clean crumbs by eating them. Because if you put them in the trash, you’re going to get roaches or something. So you just clean it up with your finger or you just eat it.”

“I’m not into eating in bed because I don’t like crumbs,” Bush Hager asserted.

It’s safe “if it’s on your ground. It’s your feet,” Banks argued. “I have a no-shoe rule in my home. So that I can eat off my floor.” She also delved into how long bits of food might be left before she gets around to eating them: “A few days if it’s not super perishable. Like a popcorn? That’s, like, astronaut food. It lasts forever.”

Banks then admitted that she is a “do as I say, not as I do” kind of mom. “I see my son do it, and I’m like, ‘Don’t do it.’ And he’s like, ‘Mama, you do it.’”

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Banks shares a son, 9-year-old York Banks Asla, with former partner Erik Asla, a photographer.

As the show cut to a commercial break, the two continued debating just how hygienic Banks’ antics are.

The businesswoman’s controversial comments come six months after Banks revealed that she’d lost her Los Angeles home in the deadly and unprecedented wildfires that spread across Southern California. Though some mementos burned in the Pacific Palisades blaze, her most important belongings were safe in her homes in Australia and New York.