Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer: Lie Detector Test - The Drum

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Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer: Lie Detector Test - The Drum

Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer: Lie Detector Test - The Drum

Posted: 29 Aug 2019 07:42 AM PDT

Bon & Viv set up the ultimate #SeltzerShowdown: when faced with a polygraph challenge, would 50 people tell the truth with $1,000 on the line?

Out of 50 participants (young adults, ages 25-39) polygraphed, 46 participants either preferred Bon & Viv Classic over White Claw Pure or were caught lying about their preference. Only four people truthfully stated that they preferred White Claw Pure.

Orlando Bloom And Cara Delevingne Take Vanity Fair’s Lie Detector Test - ETCanada.com

Posted: 31 Aug 2019 09:50 AM PDT

By Jamie Samhan.

As part of their press tour for Amazon's "Carnival Row", Cara Delevingne and Orlando Bloom stopped by Vanity Fair to take a lie detector test.

The two had the chance to interview each other.

It was Delevinge's turn to question her co-star first. Bloom started off pretty well, passing questions about "do you know where the hobbits are going" and "do you think you looked better as a blonde?".

RELATED: Why Orlando Bloom Says He And 'Remarkable' Fiancee Katy Perry Won't Get Divorced

When she asked Bloom "do you ever throw on a blonde wig when you are alone?", Bloom answered "no" but the examiner said it "was questionable."

The "Pirates Of The Caribbean" actor also couldn't name all of the films of the franchise. "That is terrible, isn't it?".

He tried to lie when the model asked him if he would let her babysit his son but was caught red-handed.

Next up was Delevingne's turn.

RELATED: Cara Delevingne Is 'So Glad' Pals Katy Perry And Taylor Swift Squashed Their Beef

Questions like did she really want to ask "what type of toilet paper they use in Buckingham Palace" she passed with flying colours.

When it came down to would she rather be trapped in the wilderness with Rihanna or Taylor Swift, she heavily debated the question before picking Rihanna.

She did reveal that she has drunk her pee before until Bloom questioned her if she lied on any questions and they didn't catch her.

"Yes, I have never drunk my own pee," she added laughing.

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