Talk about a conversation starter.
Amanda Seyfried revealed she has a rather unusual art installation in her Catskills home.
“In my house upstate, I have, like, a wool vagina hanging — custom vagina, not kidding,” the actress told Architectural Digest during a tour of her New York City apartment in a video posted Tuesday.
While Seyfried admitted she does not “know why” she has the piece in her farmhouse, she explained, “I like to remember that we’re all human.”
The “Dropout” star, 37, clearly has unconventional artistic leanings, as she also showed off her “favorite piece ever” in her Manhattan abode: a portrait of her by celebrated painter Mark Ryden.
“He was inspired by something I said about wanting him to paint me with a dead cat, and he literally painted me with a dead cat,” she explained while showing off the finished product.
During the home tour, Seyfried, who married actor Thomas Sadoski in 2017, showed fans her TV, which she said is “essential for watching ‘Dateline’ with your husband after your kids go to bed.”
The couple are huge fans of the long-running investigative true crime series and its oft-imitated host, Keith Morrison.
Sadoski, 46, recently told Pvnew that the best gift he has ever received was a special birthday shout-out from Morrison, 75, that Seyfried had organized.
The “Mamma Mia!” star — who shares daughter Nina, 6, and son Thomas, 2, with the “Newsroom” alum — also showed off her kids’ room, which includes a playhouse that she and her friends sell.
“My girlfriends and I are very into architecture, and we wanted to create a space for our kids to play and explore and make their own inside but with an aesthetic outside that was pleasing, calming to the parent,” she explained.
The “Mean Girls” star most recently appeared in “The Crowded Room” with Sadoski and told Pvnew that it was lovely having her husband on set.
“It was actually really nice,” she gushed at the Tom Holland-led Apple TV+ show’s premiere last month. “Because it was in the beginning [of filming] when I was a little insecure.
“I felt like it was always nice to check in with him and see if I was doing a good job,” Seyfried added. “And that was really nice.”
