Jared Leto Thinks Someone Stole His Decapitated Head From Met Gala
Jared Leto doesn't know what happened to the decapitated head he was touting around at the Met Gala.
The "30 Seconds To Mars" singer and Oscar-winning actor literally turned heads when he walked the iconic camp carpet holding his own replica for the most important night in fashion.
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The $11K Head:
It was definitely a Met Gala moment, but now, he admits that he doesn't have the reported $11k head anymore.
When asked about it while sitting down with GQ for a recent interview, Leto admitted, "Honestly, I have no idea. I think someone may have stolen it."
Laughing it off, the "Dallas Buyers Club" actor added, "If anyone out there finds it, bring it into your nearest Gucci store in exchange for a pair of dirty sneakers."
Let The Dirty Jokes Come!
Jared hit everyone's most fashionable list following the Met Gala in May, but that didn't mean his famous friends didn't crack a few dirty jokes at his expense.
Going all red Gucci and sporting the hottest accessory of the night, his face, the actor was the butt of everyone's jokes on social media.
Zach Braff took the cake, causing the most laughs with his response to a post written by Derek Blasberg.
The best-selling author shared a picture from inside the Met with Leto, captioning the shot, "Does this mean I can tell people I had a threesome with @jaredleto?" Brauff responded, "Derek let me write these for you: 'Jared giving me head.'”
Everyone Touched His Head:
Leto was passing his head around all night, so it's no wonder it went missing.
In fact, his decapitated head made the rounds and was passed around between Shawn Mendes, Michael B. Jordan, Salma Hayek, Kanye West and Amazon mogul Jeff Bezos, so it's likely long gone by now.
