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Dakota Johnson‘s next role could be in comedy. The actress, 30, hilariously shared how she washes her hands in a video on Olivia Wilde’s Instagram with help from her boyfriend, Chris Martin. “Olivia! Hey! It’s Dakota, thank you so much for asking me to tell you how I wash my hands because I’ve been waiting …
Dakota Johnson‘s next role could be in comedy.
The actress, 30, hilariously shared how she washes her hands in a video on Olivia Wilde’s Instagram with help from her boyfriend, Chris Martin.
“Olivia! Hey! It’s Dakota, thank you so much for asking me to tell you how I wash my hands because I’ve been waiting my whole life for someone to ask me to do that,” she began.
But in a not-so-“50 Shades” plot twist, it’s Martin, 43, whose hands are being washed. His “M” and “A” tattoos in honor of his children with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow, Apple and Moses, are apparent.
“First I’m going to turn on the tap,” Johnson continued as Martin accidentally splashed her.
“I hose it down,” she laughed. “I really like to hose my hands down with the spray because the water gets the dust off.”
She then grabbed the soap, pumped it and tossed it aside.
“I like to scrub them really, really fast, but I’m going to lower them because sometimes I hit myself in the face,” she continued while Martin lowered his hands. He then got soap into her hair, prompting her to tell Wilde, “Oh, and I like to wash my hair if it’s dirty because sometimes my dirty hair gets in the way.”
Johnson is the latest celeb to show off her hygiene skills amid the coronavirus pandemic, as Wilde, 36, shared a video of herself on her page as well as part of a social media challenge.
As of Thursday, the United States has the most coronavirus cases than any other country. Approximately 82,404 Americans have contracted COVID-19, according to Johns Hopkins University.
