We out here drippin' in finesse.

It don't make no sense.

We out here drippin' in finesse.

You know it, you know it.

We out here drippin' in finesse.

It don't make no sense.

We out here drippin' in finesse.

You know it, you know it.

Now slow it down for me, baby, 'cause

I love the way it feels when we grind.

Yeah, our connection's so magnetic--

Ah!

You know what?

Here's what he wanted to do.

He had asked the producer if he could do the Dirty Dancing

thing where I'd run to him, and he would lift me up.

And I would have done it, but I fell down the other day

during the commercial break.

I was going back there to do something, and I fell down--

and you know how, when you're going to fall, your back--

I tried to-- so my lower back is out,

which is why I don't want to do the Dirty Dancing thing.

But raincheck, right?

Yeah-- no.

Um, actually, you kind of really have

to have a really good, strong core

to even do the woman's part there.

But I mean, that is your go-to move.

You actually have done that before.

It's not-- well, it's handy if you don't feel like dancing.

Because if you show up somewhere--

you do that on a dance floor-- you

can just coast on that for the rest of the night.

You sure could.

Yeah.

And how many-- you have to work it out with somebody

to do that.

How many women have you done the Dirty Dancing thing with?

Um, just-- just-- just one.

[LAUGHS]

All right.

[LAUGHS]

So it's really not a go-to thing at all?

Nah.

I've done it with other-- with male friends.

It's fun.

Oh, I see.

It's a thing you can--

anyone can do it.

You really can.

Yeah.

Why would I limit it to a woman?

I don't know.

Yes, of course you could do that with a man.

Anyone can do it.

It's for everyone.

During the break, you'll do it with Andy.

That'll be great.

(SARCASTICALLY) Great.

[LAUGHS]

[LAUGHS] So as you see, Britney was just here.

We were backstage, the three of us.

And how long has it been since-- because you

were in The Mickey Mouse Club together, just to remind you.

[LAUGHS]

Um, how long had it been since you had seen her?

Well, neither one of us could remember,

which I think is a sign that it's been quite a while.

It's been a while.

Or both of you had bad memories.

(LAUGHING) Yeah.

So since you were in the--

I think since then.

Since then?

Yeah.

And do you remember, like--

what's your memory of her?

What was your first impression?

I remember when we first got to the show,

they sort of had all the kids perform for one another.

And it was sort of--

I remember it was Christina Aguilera,

and then Britney performed.

And I remember thinking, oh OK.

So they're, like, freakishly talented.

You know?

Yeah.

I was used to working with talented people,

but that was another level.

And then what did you do for your talent when they finished?

Did you sing?

Did you dance?

What'd you do?

I think I was just like, I'm Canadian.

And they were like, good.

Just--

That's plenty.

That's all you need.

Um, I want to hear about the story--

because I saw a picture of you in a beekeeper's outfit.

So your mother got married in Italy?

Yes.

Yeah.

And somehow there were bees at the wedding.

The place where we were made their own honey.

Mm-hmm.

And for some reason, at lunch, the bees

decided they were going to take it back.

Mm-hmm.

[CHUCKLES]

And so they were just, like, 100 bees at the table,

just trying to take that honey back, which

was hard to blame them for.

Yes.

They worked hard to make it.

So how do you happen to have a bee outfit?

Do you bring that to dinner with you in case there are bees?

Or--

No, well-- I thought, if they make honey here,

there has to be an outfit.

[LAUGHS] So I found it, and I was

able to safely remove the bees.

What did you do?

I just moved the honey to a safer area.

Yeah.

You know.

But it was--

I paid for it later.

Because they were kind of on my mask.

And I had a strong feeling they were just

getting a good look at me.

Yeah.

Like, is that Ryan Gosling?

Like--

No, it's like they wanted--

is this the bee man?

Like they were finally seeing, you

know, this person that had been--

well, I hope keeping them well.

But anyway, they were dive-bombing me

for the rest of the trip.

I could barely--

Oh, they recognized you.

You were thinking the bees were on your face,

and then they recog--

They were like-- yes.

And I felt like there was--

they were passing out tiny sketches of me or something.

Because no matter where I went in Italy,

I was just getting dive-bombed by Italian bees.

They have, like, 50 eyes or something.

So they had probably, like, pictures of you-- like 50

of you.

[LAUGHS]

Like, have you seen that guy?