"I love Wole Foods so much, there aren't actually words." Not the first time Ariana Grande has thrown a tweet out to Whole Foods. "Sesame tofu" makes Whole Foods Ari's happy place, but it does involve going there.
In 2019, Kylie Jenner's $10,000 annual Postmates splurges made giant headlines. Whether it's clothing fittings or cars, this Kardashian-Jenner doesn't seem massively into going and getting things herself - when your $900 million net worth makes Forbes's cover, you can afford the delivery fee.
Celebs seem to come in one of two categories when it comes to groceries. One half doesn't leave the house. Everything is delivered, and we'd never see them pushing a cart around Target. Then again, faces like Britney Spears basically live in the Walmart parking lot.
"A single carrot." Amazing what Kylie Jenner will order. To be fair, her BFF Jordyn Woods does seem like a fairly good cook according to Kylie's IG, but you won't see this girl pulling a Britney.
Bumping into celebrities grocery shopping? From someone who's run into both Justin Bieber and Emma Watson at a grocery store, it's pretty neat. Of course, the whole store goes nuts, but please - it was The Biebs.
It's time for the pics. No makeup, looking like normies, pushing that cart. Well, that's one half of the list. Here are 14 celebs who grab their own groceries like normies (plus eight who wouldn't be seen doing it in a million years).
Mariah Carey: thinks electricity is "free", unlikely
From someone who nearly fell over while watching the interview, you've got it on good authority - Mariah Carey does think that electricity is "free in America". The interview posted by MC Box is available for your viewing on YouTube.
"Pay who, what? Bill, who?" The interviewer had to break down the meaning of a "bill". $535 million can change a girl.
With that Forbes-listed net worth, the "All I Want For Christmas" singer isn't one to be seen in the Walmart parking lot. Suites and private jets are Mariah's lifestyle now, although we're kind of glad - if you haven't mastered electricity, you'll struggle at the grocery checkout.
(The Talko)
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