Jerry O’Connell “startled” on The Talk as hosts participate in a “frightening” segment for Season 14 debut – Great

JERRY O’Connell has suffered a gross blunder while participating in a challenge.

On the Season 14 premiere of The Talk, co-hosts Jerry, Amanda Kloots, Akbar Gbajabiamila, and Natalie Morales took part in a challenge while Sheryl Underwood hosted the event.

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Before rolling the clip, Sheryl exclaimed how thrilling it was to work at the CBS studios where plenty of other shows are filmed – including Big Brother.

The entire cast – minus Sheryl – headed over to the Big Brother house to participate in the thrilling competition to see who could last the longest during the Wall Challenge.

Each host stood on a platform and held on tightly to a small bar.

During the competition, the brick wall leaned forward and blasted large puffs of air from behind.

However, the large puffs were a surprise to Jerry.

“I just pooped myself, a little bit of poop came out,” the actor laughed.

After being in the competition for a while, Amanda was the first one out.

With three hosts left, the giant brick wall leaned forward more and more, making it difficult to hang on.

Akbar was the second one out followed by Natalie, which made Jerry the winner.

MORE ABOUT JERRY

On July 14, 2021, Jerry, 49, became a permanent co-host of the US daytime TV show.

He became a regular panelist during the program’s 11th season after he filled in several times in the wake of Sharon Osbourne’s termination.

During that day’s announcement, Jerry revealed to the show’s audience: “It’s real exciting. First of all, I want to say you ladies have been so welcoming to me.

“I mean, I came here as a guest months ago, and just from the moment I walked in, you’re just gracious, you’re kind, you’re fun, and it worked…and here we are.

“I’m excited to be a part of the family. We’re going to have a lot of fun, we really are.”

THE FIRST GUEST

After showcasing the competition, the hosts sat down with the first guest of the season: Sir Patrick Stewart.

While being interviewe, he talked about his new memoir, Making It So.

The Hollywood actor explained that he wrote his memoir during the Covid pandemic.

“One day I finally sat down at my computer and I began to write and something took over and my head began to bubble and my body began to feel the impact of recolections and emotions that I’d had.

Before I knew it, I was handing my agent 750 pages,” he said.

He also discussed his love for soccer, being a husband, and more.

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