Anna Wintour James Corden Interview

last updated 13 August 2019

The Anna Wintour we're used to seeing is private and extremely composed, but she just showed a whole new side of herself. Appearing on The Late Late Show With James Corden, the editor in chief participated in the host's segment "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which she had to either answer personal questions or eat crazy foods. The result, as you can imagine, was beyond funny—how often will you get to see Wintour eating bacon-wrapped pizza and cracking up during an entire interview?

Corden went all-out with his juicy questions for Wintour: He asked her to rank her favorite and least favorite designers, reveal who she wouldn't invite back to the Met Gala, and even asked a racy question about a certain famous singer (yes, really). Watch the hilarious video below to see the full interview. You can thank us later.

Scroll down to watch Anna Wintour's funny segment on The Late Late Show With James Corden.

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