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Jane Fonda surprised Drew Barrymore with a bright blue vibrator on air: 'Especially for you'

Eammon Jacobs   

Jane Fonda surprised Drew Barrymore with a bright blue vibrator on air: 'Especially for you'
  • Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin gave Drew Barrymore a fun gift live on air.
  • The duo gave her a bright blue vibrator, saying: "Especially for you."

Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin have worked together a number of times over the years and they've clearly made some incredible memories during their friendship — like the time they had a psychedelic trip on peyote together.

Although their Netflix series "Grace and Frankie" ended in 2022, the pair's latest project is called "Moving On," and sees two friends reconnect to get revenge on a widower who they'd crossed paths with years before.

Fonda and Tomlin appeared on "The Drew Barrymore Show" Thursday to discuss the film and even shared that they had a cheeky surprise for the talk show host.

Barrymore asked Fonda about how she relaxes with "baths and meditations" and whether it was true that there's "an adult toy involved."

While the "Barbarella" and "Monster-in-Law" star looked shocked for a second, Tomlin interjected: "Oh, there is."

Fonda took it a step further and added: "There's my bed, there's my dresser. And in the top dresser drawer, you would freak out if you saw what's in there."

After Barrymore jokingly said that she needs some "help," Fonda brought out a box, explaining: "Especially for you, I have an adult toy."

The audience was in fits of laughter as the host pulled out a bright blue vibrator, and pretended to use it as a phone.

Fonda went on to talk about filming "Moving On" only days after finishing "Grace and Frankie," and praised Tomlin for jumping into a wildly different character.

Fonda explained: "Ten days after we finished 'Grace and Frankie,' we started filming 'Moving On.' And one of the joys for me — we knew it was really important to be playing characters that were completely different than 'Grace and Frankie' — was watching her be this totally different person from the person I had been playing opposite 10 days earlier."




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