Bizarre Things Celebs Actually Collect From Fans

We're not exactly sure when people first used carrier pigeons, but we can only assume celebs have been receiving fan mail just as long. Some A-listers like Anna Kendrick have a strict straight-to-the-trash policy for anything that gets sent to their houses, including expensive diamond earrings (which we'd totally pawn for her if she wanted because some of us are still paying student loans). Other stars welcome gifts, but probably to a P.O. Box rather than the place where they actually live. Either way, most celebrities have quite a collection of stuff from their fervent fan bases whether they like it or not. And it gets pretty weird.

For some reason, an astronomically large amount of stars (i.e. any famous person at all) gets body parts sent to them through the mail — everything from breast implants to chunks of skin and human teeth — and sometimes they even keep the offering as a totem of their sheer influence on the world. Here are the strangest things celebrities have ever gotten from their fans. Be warned: You may want to wash your brain with soap after this.

We can't be entirely sure, but it seems like Kesha is running the biggest tooth fairy scam on the planet. The singer has — on more than one occasion — called for her fans to send her human teeth. In a 2012 interview with BANG Showbiz (via Female First), the singer owned up to her bizarre tooth-hoarding habit. Apparently, it was all for the fashion.

"I asked for them to send me their teeth and I got, like, over 1000 human teeth," she said. "I made it into a bra top, and a headdress, and earrings, and necklaces." She added, "I've worn it out!"

There's no word on how much Kesha's collection would be worth if she pawned them to the Tooth Fairy, but judging by what was left under our pillows as kids, she only stands to make a few bucks. Either way, the singer asked for more teeth while she was in rehab in 2014, according to TMZ. Her efforts were swiftly thwarted by the facility because they "can't accept human remains" or any other potentially bio-hazardous material. Should Kesha continue her art project with fake teeth, you know where to send your old veneers.

The man behind Disney Channel's Troy Bolton might appreciate receiving mail from his fans — but things aren't that simple when you've got a rabid fanbase. If only the High School Musical star had a public Amazon wish list because then he might not have been sent literal skin.

If you're not sure what we're talking about, it's exactly what it sounds like. A fan literally sent Zac Efron a piece of skin. Skin. Was it a full-on chunk? Did it break past the epidermis and snag some connective tissue? Did it come with a gift receipt? Efron didn't share the details other than the fact that he thought it was hilarious (or maybe he was just playing nice for the cameras because he was on late night TV).

"Dude, imagine when I got it," he said during a Conan appearance with his That Awkward Moment co-star Miles Teller. "It's just hilarious because you don't know how to handle it. You'll never get around it."

As for what happened to the piece of skin, Efron appears to have a very "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" attitude, which means it could very well be hanging on the wall of his $3.995 million home (but probably not).

Ed Sheeran absolutely loves cake. His documented passion for baked goods dates all the way back to a video where the then-teenaged singer-songwriter shoved as many Jaffa Cakes into his mouth as humanly possible. Though a Jaffa Cake may not exactly be a cake depending on which Brit you ask, the superstar has been gifted plenty of actual cakes throughout his career. He used to welcome them with an open mouth and empty stomach, until one time when he almost bit off more than he could chew.

In an interview with The Jonathan Ross Show, Sheeran admitted that fans have always given him cakes, but, after discovering a creepy secret ingredient, icing never tasted as sweet.

"At the beginning of my career, I ate the cakes. You do. If you're given cakes, you eat cakes," he said. "Well, I cut into this cake to eat it, and as I pulled it out, there's just this big clump of hair ... I have a feeling that this girl kind of wanted me to eat the cake so next time she saw me she could be like, 'I'm inside you.'"

Needless to say, he should stick to the all-you-can-eat buffet hiding in his partner's purse (if that's who "Shape of You" is about, anyway).

Ariana Grande might have no tears left to cry, but she does have a collection of Yankee candles that she's not too thrilled about. According to TMZ, the singer was sent a string of bizarre gifts from a Massachusetts fan in 2014. The packages included a "rock from the White Mountains of New Hampshire," "dog and cat calendars," "8 Yankee candles," a "3-piece mirror set from Kmart," and a "$200 anklet from Kay Jewelers." The weirdest package of all? A massive pumpkin weighing 42.5 lbs.

Apparently, every kiss does not begin with Kay because the singer was freaked out enough to involve the police, who told the then-29-year-old fan he'd face "criminal harassment charges" if he didn't knock it off. Considering Kmart's string of closures, it might be a little more challenging to find his next creepy gift. Perhaps he could go to Walmart. Let's just hope any potential future presents don't involve body parts because, if we've learned anything by now, it's that somehow these things always involve body parts eventually. Thank you, but next.

Vampires exist outside the realm of typical mortal shortcomings. They don't age; they don't need to eat; their skin glitters without the use of expensive highlighter. Nonetheless, they may be invincible on the big screen, but they're no match for a tenacious cigarette addiction in real life. Robert Pattinson developed a curious collection when he started chewing on toothpicks to cope with his nicotine withdrawal.

In a 2012 interview with GQ (via Hollywood Life), the Twilight star admitted he doesn't exactly remember speaking out about quitting smoking, but someone noticed him chewing on toothpicks anyway. As a result, he was inundated with boxes of the stuff.

"Someone noticed in Cannes and literally the next day in Lisbon, then in Paris and in Berlin there were about 20 people on the red carpet giving me huge amounts of toothpicks," he said. "Thousands of them."

Pattinson has a close relationship with his fans, so it's not surprising that they'd give him gifts to help him through a tough time. He even admitted that he took one of his fans to dinner because he was bored and she was loitering outside of his apartment for the past three weeks. There's no word on if he took any toothpicks from the restaurant.

We see London; we see France; we do not see Denzel Washington's underpants because he totally forgot to pack them. In 2014, the legendary actor made a desperate plea to his fans to send him clean underwear after a small packing mishap.

According to Female First, the celeb was heading out on a European press trip to promote The Equalizer when he absentmindedly forgot to bring his undies. By the time he got to Paris, he realized his mistake. The then-59-year-old star had to buy his own, which turned out to be more cash than he wanted to spend. He reportedly owned up to his mistake on the Kiss FM Breakfast Show.

"Everything I've got on is free but I did pay for my underwear and they were too expensive. It's true. It was 32 Euros, man. I came on this trip and I forgot my underwear," he said (via Female First). "Please send in free underwear for Denzel Washington."

We just have one question: boxers or briefs?