Jennifer Lawrence Unveils a Candid Photo of Her Unconventional Moment

Jennifer Lawrence's mother has every reason to beam with pride over her daughter's accomplishments.

From clinching an Oscar for her role in Silver Linings Playbook and earning multiple nominations to steering some of the most significant movie franchises of the last decade, Lawrence is also recognized as a vocal advocate for gender equality, possessing a sharp wit, and having an affinity for magic tricks.

However, one of the most notable aspects about her is her unabashed attitude towards natural bodily functions.

During an appearance on the Late Late Show on December 13 to promote her latest sci-fi film, Passengers, alongside Chris Pratt, Lawrence chose to share a snapshot of herself casually urinating while her mother was unknowingly nearby.

The image, though relatively discreet given the circumstances, depicted Jennifer Lawrence engaging in the act behind her mother, who was smiling in the picture.

While Corden and fellow guest T.J. Miller appeared nonchalant about the disclosure, the host did draw attention to J.Law's carefree expression while relieving herself.

In response to the incident, Lawrence confidently remarked, “Yeah, I know how to do it.

I've done it a lot.”

Undoubtedly, this multi-talented individual never ceases to surprise.

For those curious, the slightly uncomfortable photo can be viewed in the video clip below.

Interestingly, it seems Pratt and Lawrence are a match made in quirky co-star heaven.

As Lawrence recounted her restroom escapades to Corden and company, her Passengers co-star was across town on Conan's show sharing his penchant for sending his former Parks and Rec colleagues pictures of his bowel movements.

Clearly, there is no shortage of candid moments between these two.

However, Lawrence's conversation with Corden wasn't solely focused on urinary anecdotes.

The actress also brainstormed app ideas with Miller, surprisingly not revolving around locating public lavatories.

One of the proposals that stood out was Lawrence's intriguing concept of visualizing the offspring of oneself and their pet.