Seth Rogen says he smoked weed with Megan Thee Stallion at the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party

• Seth Rogen attended the annual Vanity Fair after-party following the 2023 Oscars.
• The actor said he smoked weed with Megan Thee Stallion and her brother at the party.
• He also swapped numbers with her brother because they got on so well.

The Oscars are always the biggest event of the Hollywood calendar, bringing a huge variety of actors, directors, singers, and performers to honor the best work put to the big screen each year. And it often means that audiences get to see surprising interactions between the most unexpected stars. 

But there was one fun meeting at the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party that audiences didn't get to see, as Seth Rogen told Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday night that he smoked weed with Megan Thee Stallion and her brother.

Rogen starred in Steven Spielberg's "The Fabelmans," which was nominated for seven Oscars. Although the film didn't win any of the awards, Rogen was the real winner of the night after hanging out with Megan and her brother.

He recalled: "I went to the Vanity Fair party, yeah. That's the one I was invited to. It was fun. I hung out, I smoked some weed with Megan Thee Stallion and her brother… That was a good time."

"The Fabelmans" and "Long Shot" star explained that he'd never met either of them before, but Megan reached out to him first.

"She approached me and she was adamant that I would get along with her brother," Rogen said.

But Rogen now doubts if the man was really her brother after all, saying: "Someone backstage told me that she doesn't have a brother. So now I'm confused about this whole thing. I don't know what I did that night if I'm being honest."

The comedian pointed out that he got along well with Megan's supposed brother, adding: "Yeah, we really did hit it off — which is what's unfortunate because he might not exist from what I'm hearing."

Rogen said he even swapped numbers with him, adding: "Travis, call me."

Rogen also shared that he was self-conscious about his weed habit in front of Spielberg, noting that he never offered the director any because he didn't want to "break" his brain.

"No, never, he's talked about it obviously, he's joked about it and stuff like that, but no. I don't want to be the guy who breaks Steven Spielberg's fucking brain! You know what I mean? That's a heavy burden! That's the last thing I need."