Resurfaced Interview Leaves Fans Appalled by David Letterman’s Behavior

In light of ongoing discussions surrounding the mistreatment of celebrities in the entertainment industry, particularly sparked by the revealing Britney Spears interview and subsequent Framing Britney Spears documentary, disturbing moments from past TV segments are coming to the forefront.

Among these resurfaced clips is one involving Lindsay Lohan on the 2013 episode of the Late Show with David Letterman.

During the show, Letterman unexpectedly delved into questions about Lohan's time in rehab, catching her off guard as she had not been briefed on discussing this topic beforehand.

Despite Lohan's attempts to steer the conversation away, Letterman persisted, making light of her struggles with addiction while disregarding her discomfort.

Another controversial segment from Letterman's show featured Jennifer Aniston, the beloved actress known for her role in Friends, who appeared on the program back in 1998 to promote her movie The Object of My Affection.

During the interview, Aniston shared a casual story about encountering fans at her gym's steam room.

In an unsettling turn of events, Letterman abruptly moved his chair behind Aniston's, stating he wanted to demonstrate something without permission.

He proceeded to put a strand of Aniston's hair into his mouth, sucking on it before slowly retracting.

Although Aniston tried to play along by laughing, her revulsion was evident when she was handed a tissue to wipe her hair from Letterman's saliva.

The rediscovery of this uncomfortable moment on social media platforms like Twitter has rightfully sparked outrage among viewers.

Reflecting on this incident, it raises the question of whether such behavior would be tolerated in today's media landscape.

While the boundaries between celebrities and the press have become more defined over the years, there is no excuse for the blatant harassment displayed in this 1998 interview, which remains unacceptable even by today