Salma Hayek's Story About Pet Owl And Harry Styles Has Marvel Fans Going In One Direction
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Fans are convinced Styles will appear in Marvel’s upcoming movie “Eternals" after Hayek's anecdote about her owl.
Salma Hayek told a fairly innocuous and highly unrelatable story about her pet rescue owl, Kering, who wreaked all sorts of animal-related havoc on “The Ellen Show” this week. Her feathered companion made quite the impression on the talk show host, who was left bewildered by Hayek’s accounts of the pet perching on top of her head and biting her feet in the middle of the night. You know, typical, good old-fashioned owl stuff! But an anecdote about the pet regurgitating a hairball on a famous friend, whom Hayek later identified as Harry Styles, has some fans wondering why exactly the two stars were together at her home in the first place.
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