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Raven-Symoné confesses she wears a diaper — with a ‘baby T-shirt and binky’ — while menstruating

Make Page Six a Preferred Source Raven-Symoné confessed to wearing a diaper with a “baby T-shirt and binky” while she menstruates.

“What I’m obsessed with are diapers. I am obsessed with the menstrual cycle diapers,” she admitted on her “Tea Time” podcast last week, which she co-hosts with wife Miranda Pearman-Maday.

The former Disney Channel star explained that she started using the disposable diapers because her period has changed over the years and she wanted to stop “sticking things inside of” her.

“I’m just able to wear a diaper throughout the day, with a little baby T-shirt and a binky in my mouth and run around the house — shoutout ‘Rugrats’ — I’m thriving,” the 40-year-old bragged.

“If there’s a diaper company out there for grown people, I’m down for it,” she added with a laugh. “There’s nothing like wearing a pair of saggy jeans and like my diaper sagging instead of my Calvins.”

However, her wife noted that the actress gets “wet diaper booty.”

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“You know the sound of a baby walking and you can hear the diaper booty, you got diaper booty,” Pearman-Maday said.

But Raven-Symoné argued that she “really appreciate[s] the fact that we’re starting to like think outside the box of the period and containment” and urged “everyone to try it.”

The “That’s So Raven” alum also explained that she uses disposable diapers because reusable cloth ones “didn’t hold as much” when she tried them.

“And I’m a strong one,” she quipped.

Although Pearman-Maday doesn’t use a diaper while she’s menstruating, she said she doesn’t judge her partner for doing so.

“I’m like, she’s on her period. Understood.”

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