Wild Celebrity Confessions: From Sajak's Doubts to Costner's Cocaine Experiment

From Pat Sajak's reservations about hosting "Wheel of Fortune" to Kevin Costner's experience with cocaine, this week has witnessed a barrage of candid celebrity confessions that have left fans astonished.

Pat Sajak, the beloved host of "Wheel of Fortune," recently revealed that he initially had second thoughts about taking on the iconic role. During a conversation with his daughter, Maggie Sajak, for the show's Instagram page, he recalled his perception that the catchphrase "Yes there are three R's" lacked career advancement potential.

However, Sajak's perspective shifted after he realized that his hosting duties would provide him with a substantial platform and an opportunity to become a household name. He has since become synonymous with the game show and has hosted it for over four decades.

In an interview on the "Armchair Expert" podcast, Kevin Costner admitted to trying cocaine once while working at Raleigh Studios. He described the experience as "lucky" because he did not enjoy the drug, which deterred him from further use.

Costner explained that cocaine was often used as a form of payment at the time, and he was pressured to try it after completing a demanding task. However, after realizing the financial cost and the potential impact on his ambition to purchase his first house, he declined the offer.

Evangeline Lilly has announced her retirement from acting, fulfilling a long-held dream to leave Hollywood behind. The former "Lost" star shared her contentment and gratitude for the opportunity to choose a path that aligns with her values.

Lilly's decision marks a shift away from the fame and wealth associated with acting, as she seeks to prioritize her family and pursue more meaningful endeavors. She expressed her intention to write and potentially engage in humanitarian work.

Michael Richards, known for his role as Cosmo Kramer in "Seinfeld," has reflected on the consequences of his racist outburst at the Laugh Factory comedy club. In an interview on "Today," Richards admitted that he isolated himself from Hollywood in the aftermath, seeking to understand and address the underlying anger that fueled his behavior.

Richards expressed his remorse for his actions and described the process of making amends with those he offended. He shared his hope for self-forgiveness and his reluctance to pursue a comeback in the entertainment industry.

Country singer Jelly Roll has revealed that his past felonies have presented obstacles for performing overseas. In an interview with Jon Bon Jovi, Roll explained that he is facing challenges in obtaining visas due to his criminal record, despite having overcome significant hurdles in his journey.

Bon Jovi expressed support for Roll's right to perform internationally, arguing that entertainers should be able to express themselves regardless of their past mistakes. Roll acknowledged that he has achieved more than many others from his hometown, despite the limitations imposed by his legal history.

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Jake Gyllenhaal disclosed that he is legally blind. The actor, who was born with a lazy eye, explained that he has always had difficulty with vision and wears corrective lenses.

Gyllenhaal sees an advantage in his condition, stating that it provides him with a unique perspective and a place of solace when he cannot see clearly before putting on his glasses.