Diet Coke-obsessed mom from Kentucky reveals her viral collection and 'the joy it brings me'

A viral Diet Coke lover from Kentucky — a mom named Beth Sturgill — has come forward to share her soft drink memorabilia; it's all found inside her Lexington home. See the pix!

Beth Sturgill said it was during her college years that this love for the fountain drink really blossomed. Beth Sturgill built a glass box filled with a Diet Coke can that says, "In Case of Emergency Break Glass." (Beth Sturgill) Beth Sturgill owns a Coca Cola-themed napkin holder. (Beth Sturgill) In Sturgill's kitchen, salt and pepper shakers resemble Diet Coke bottles. (Beth Sturgill) The refrigerator in the kitchen is adorned with a variety of Diet Coke magnets. (Beth Sturgill) Beth Sturgill shows her love for her state and the soft drink with a Kentucky-shaped Diet Coke tea towel. (Beth Sturgill) Sturgill calls the wall in her half-bathroom the Diet Coke "shrine." (Beth Sturgill) Seen here are a variety of Diet Coke posters that hang in Beth Sturgill's home bathroom. (Beth Sturgill) One of the shelves in the half-bath is filled with Coke bottles labeled with the names of everyone in Sturgill's family. (Beth Sturgill) Over the years, Beth Sturgill has collected a variety of decorative Diet Coke cans. (Beth Sturgill) The half-bath in Sturgill's home is dedicated to her love of Diet Coke. Posters, signs and specially desgined bottles are displayed on walls.  (Beth Sturgill) Here is Beth Sturgill's lucky Diet Coke pen; she's had it for nearly 17 years. (Beth Sturgill) She's got it covered: Keep your Diet Coke cold with a Diet Coke koozie. (Beth Sturgill) This is Beth Sturgill's current Diet Coke phone case. (Beth Sturgill) Beth Sturgill has gone through a few different Diet Coke phone cases. (Beth Sturgill) More items from Sturgill's collection are shown here. (Beth Sturgill) Beth Sturgill has a coaster that reads, "Beth's Diet Coke goes here." (Beth Sturgill) The clock says, "It's always time for Diet Coke." (Beth Sturgill) In 2012, Beth Sturgill and her family visited The World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta, Georgia. (Beth Sturgill) Sturgill has a variety of keychain and clips on her badge at work; one says, "My blood type is Diet Coke." (Beth Sturgill) You know exactly which keys belong to Beth Sturgill by looking at the Diet Coke keychain. (Beth Sturgill) Sturgill crafted her own fascinator for the Kentucky Derby, which had a Diet Coke can on top. (Beth Sturgill) Sturgill even owns a Diet Coke purse that resembles the popular silver soda can. (Beth Sturgill) Sturgill owns a pair of socks that read, "If you can read this, bring me a Diet Coke!" (Beth Sturgill) Sturgill's Diet Coke-themed dangling earrings sometimes complete her outfits. (Beth Sturgill) Sydney Borchers is a lifestyle production assistant with Fox News Digital. 

this isnt even half of it im not kidding

"I just really found that it gave me joy and really just felt good to drink Diet Coke and that was the only thing that I loved," Sturgill, a mom of three, told Fox News Digital.