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HBO 's TV series "Euphoria ." Maude Apatow appeared as a guest Thursday on "Late Night with Seth Meyers ."
Maude Apatow said she once ripped out her own tooth to get into character.
The "Euphoria" star appeared on "Late Night with Seth Meyers Thursday ahead of the HBO series season two finale which airs on Sunday. Apatow, 24, has starred as Lexi Howard in seasons one and two of "Euphoria" on HBO.
Apatow, the eldest daughter of director Judd Apatow and actress Leslie Mann, recalled how she once dressed up as a gold miner when she was around nine years old.
"I did a Gold Rush day, and I wanted to look like a miner, so I ripped out my tooth," Apatow said before adding that the tooth wasn't remotely loose.
"It was not a loose tooth at all! It was not ready to go, and I just ripped it out," Apatow said.
When asked how her parents reacted, Apatow said, "I think my dad was like, 'What is wrong with her? Oh, no. We've raised a monster."
Representatives for Apatow did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
While speaking with Meyers, Apatow also recalled her passion for acting and theater at a young age.
"Sam and I had a lot of discussions about it beforehand, and it was loosely based on me as a theater child," Apatow, 24, told Meyers, referring to a conversation she had with series creator and writer Sam Levinson.
"I started when I was really young. I remember I always really went for it, too."
In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly's Marcus Jones, Apatow shared behind-the-scenes details about episode seven. In the episode, Lexi Howard directs and stars in a school play based on the relationships between her fellow students and friends.
"All this stuff about Lexi getting aggro backstage, that was all just based on me in high school," Apatow told EW. "Once we talked about the idea, Sam went in and wrote it all."
She added: "I thought it totally made sense for Lexi to be a theater kid. I was in real life, and the play is loosely inspired by my senior year of high school. We had a student-produced, directed, and written show, and I was the producer, and I was like a tyrant. Yeah, so it's loosely based on a true event."