Blink twice if you’ve been unintentionally dosed by Zoë Kravitz.
During Vanity Fair’s “Lie Detector” interview, the actress, 36, revealed that a number of pals unassumingly took hallucinogens after going through her fridge.
“I’ve never accidentally taken hallucinogens, but I have accidentally dosed several people,” Kravitz said to her “Caught Stealing” co-star, Austin Butler, 34.
Zoë Kravitz during Vanity Fair’s “Lie Detector” take a look at. YouTube/@VanityFair
The “Big Little Lies” alum defined just how the incident occurred.
“It’s people who went into my fridge when I wasn’t home,” Kravitz started. “It’s happened like four times. It happened once when I was shooting ‘Batman.’ My friend came to visit me from Paris and went into my fridge when I wasn’t there. And ate the chocolate mushrooms I had sitting there, and called me, and I had to leave work and take care of her. And then a month later, it happened again with another friend.”
The actress said, “now I label everything.”
“But,” Kravitz continued, “you also don’t go into people’s fridges and just eat unmarked chocolate.”
This wasn’t the only confession the Hollywood vet made while hooked up to the lie detector take a look at.
Kravitz unintentionally dissed “The Carrie Diaries,” which Butler starred in for two seasons in 2013 and 2014.
Austin Butler quizzes Zoë Kravitz during Vanity Fair’s “Lie Detector” take a look at. YouTube/@VanityFair
The CW collection was a prequel to “Sex and the City” and adopted a high school-aged Carrie Bradshaw dwelling in New York City in the 80s.
During the take a look at, Kravitz, who is a self-proclaimed tremendous fan of “Sex and the City,” was requested which spinoff was higher.
Her choices were “The Carrie Diaries” or “And Just Like That…”
Zoë Kravitz at the “Caught Stealing” premiere. Andrew H. Walker/Shutterstock
Zoë Kravitz is seen in East Village on August 11, 2025. GC Images
“Neither,” Kravitz exclaimed. “Leave that show alone. Everybody just stop.”
Butler, who portrayed Sebastian Kydd, Carrie’s (AnnaSophia Robb) love curiosity, threw the papers he had in his hand behind him.
“Okay, all right, so then I’m gonna throw this guy out,” he quipped. “And this guy out.”
Zoë Kravitz, Austin Butler in “Caught Stealing.” ©Sony Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection
When Kravitz requested what was on the papers, Butler replied, “Two pictures of me.”
“Okay, sorry. Didn’t know that,” Kravitz said about not being conscious that Butler was on the show.
The “Elvis” star then requested if Kravitz was relieved that “And Just Like That…” ended after three seasons on air.
Austin Butler in “The Carrie Diaries.” ©CW Network/Courtesy Everett Collection
“I feel mixed feelings about it,” she confessed.
Later in the interview, Butler chimed in: “I liked Aidan,” to which Kravitz assured him, “You don’t anymore.”
Meanwhile, earlier this week, the director admitted that “And Just Like That…” haunts her nightmares from time to time.
“The Carrie Diaries” Season 2, Ep. 1. Patrick Harbron/©The CW Network
During a phase of the “Are You Okay?” show, Kravitz was requested what retains her up at night time.
“It’s a combination of death and ‘And Just Like That,’” she said. “Kind of go back and forth.”
Kravitz added that the monitor in her thoughts normally performs like, “Oh my God, I’m going to die. That’s crazy,” and then, “’And Just Like That’ — what happened there?”
“And Just Like That…” ran from December 2021 to August 2025 and starred Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte (Kristin Davis).
A scene from “And Just Like That…” Photograph by Craig Blankenhorn/Max
Despite the collection’ critics, Parker, 60, made it clear she didn’t hear to the noise.
“I’ve been an actor for 50 years, and I’ve almost never paid attention to peripheral chatter,” she informed The Guardian in June.
