Actor Jenny Mollen Learns She Has Lice After Boarding A Plane
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“Guess what? I have f**king lice," the wife of Jason Biggs revealed during a recent cross-country flight.
No one is itching to find out they have head lice, but actor Jenny Mollen discovered her infestation in a truly terrible situation: right after she boarded a five-hour flight from Los Angeles to New York City.
Mollen, 45, the wife of “American Pie” star Jason Biggs, recently revealed her head-scratching discovery via an Instagram post filmed from her plane seat on Oct. 29, in which she is shown wearing a plastic bag on her head.
“I’m on a plane with Caroline, and she just looked at my head. And remember when I told you last week that I said my head was itchy and I thought I was having perimenopause symptoms?” Mollen related, before adding the stinger.
“Guess what? I have fucking lice. I can’t even deal. This is insane you guys, this is insane. We have a five-hour flight. I’m wearing a bag that these came in on my head,” she said, pointing to some airline headphones.
Although 6 million to 12 million people each year are infested by head lice, according to the Cleveland Clinic, Mollen insisted she’d never had lice.
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