Add Page Six on Google Jason Biggs revealed his surprising kink nearly three months after his split from Jenny Mollen.
“I like feet, I appreciate feet,” the “American Pie” actor said on Ego Nwodim‘s “Thanks Dad” podcast Tuesday. “I think feet can be sexy.”
However, he clarified, “In the same way that I like good feet, [it can also be] like, ‘Oof.’”
Biggs, 48, also divulged that he’s not a fan of “a thonged sandal with a heel,” and that the “silhouette” of the look is “not aesthetically appealing to me.”
The “Loser” actor further shared that open-toed shoes on the streets of New York City are a pass for him.
“You need some close-toed shoes!” he exclaimed. “It’s time for you to start rocking close-toed shoes.”
At one point, Biggs took off his shoes and modeled his own feet, admitting that he’s “a mani-pedi guy.”
“They’re okay. They’re not bad,” the actor said, to which Nwodim, 38, replied: “They’re fine. I wouldn’t see that foot and go, ‘Put it away!’”
As Page Six previously reported, a rep for Biggs and Mollen, 47, announced in May that the couple separated after 18 years of marriage.
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The spokesperson told us that the exes remain on great terms and are focused on raising their two sons, Sid, 12, and Lazlo, 8.
The “American Reunion” actor’s recent weight loss transformation and “stress” from work reportedly caused a “wedge” in their marriage.
“Jason definitely has changed since his weight loss transformation. He lost a lot of weight and it definitely helped boost his ego,” an insider told the Daily Mail in May.
“I don’t think he was wanting to lose that much weight but it happened and he’s proud of the results like anyone who lost 40 pounds or more would be,” the source added.
The insider claimed that though Biggs and the writer were “truly a team,” there have been growing “issues” between them for “a while now” — even attending couples therapy, which “really helped them stay in their marriage as long as they have.”
Despite their split, the “My Best Friend’s Girl” co-stars remained amicable, even being spotted walking arm in arm while leaving a restaurant in New York City weeks after their breakup.
Additionally, Mollen claimed that their relationship was “still romantic.”
“We still love each other,” she insisted on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast in June. “It’s just not, I don’t know, it’s a different type of romance. It’s, like, your best friend.”
Mollen said although they aren’t together anymore, it still feels the “same.”
“We live in two different places, but we’re still tethered. We have kids. We still talk 18 times a day about everyone’s schedule and after school and holidays,” she shared.
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