Cameron Diaz Reveals People Who Don’t Follow This 1 Rule Can’t 'Come Into My House': 'My Biggest Ick'

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Cameron Diaz Reveals People Who Don’t Follow This 1 Rule Can’t 'Come Into My House': 'My Biggest Ick' -

Cameron Diaz revealed her “biggest ick” when it comes to guests visiting her New York City home

Diaz shared the rule while appearing on The Drew Barrymore Show with her Outcome costars Keanu Reeves, Matt Bomer and Jonah Hill

In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Diaz described the new film as a “cautionary comedy” exploring the costs and consequences of fame

Cameron Diaz is revealing her very relatable “ick” when it comes to home etiquette — especially for those visiting her New York City abode.

The actress, 53, was prompted to open up about the topic with her friend Drew Barrymore during a Friday, April 10 appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show. Diaz appeared on the talk show alongside her Outcome costars Keanu Reeves, Matt Bomer and Jonah Hill, who also directs the new Apple TV comedy.

During the show's “Drew's Qs” segment, Diaz was asked about her “biggest ick.” After pausing a moment, the star took a deep breath and said, “Shoes from the street in New York City,” which prompts a passionate reaction from Barrymore as Hill bursts into laughter.

The cast of 'Outcome' on 'The Drew Barrymore Show'Credit: The Drew Barrymore Show/Ash Bean

“You cannot,” the 50 First Dates star jokes. “If you want to go into her house, put a body condom on.”

With a laugh, Diaz agrees: “You have to change your clothes to come into my house in New York.”

“It's true, and her house has no germs in it because of it,” Barrymore adds, followed by Diaz noting, “Yeah, I roll around on my floors. It's okay.”

While chatting with PEOPLE about Outcome ahead of its April 10 premiere, Diaz also reflected on her 30-year acting career, which began with her movie debut in the 1994 film The Mask opposite Jim Carrey.

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"It's a journey. I think it's different for everybody. It's been 30 some odd years," Diaz told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview published on Thursday, April 9.

She continued, "You kinda sit in, just like an old saddle, you know? It's like you've galloped in it, you've trotted in it, you've walked in it, and you kind of settle into it and find your rhythm. That's just kind of how it works. It's hard to explain, you know?"

Cameron Diaz in 'Outcome'Credit: Apple TV

Of her new film, Diaz said it's a “cautionary” tale of some of the consequences that come with fame.

"I also think that this movie shows [fame] in a very interesting light and a very heightened light," she adds. "Everybody thinks they want to be famous, but there is a cost to it. So it's a cautionary comedy."

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After taking a long break from acting, the The Holiday star returned to the screen for the first time in a decade when she starred in the 2025 Netflix action comedy Back in Action alongside Jamie Foxx.

Of her decision to end her hiatus, she previously shared that her return came at the “right time for my family.” Diaz shares two children with her musician husband Benji Madden.

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