Melinda Lorge
Powerhouse singer Kelly Clarkson and comedian Amy Schumer may be friends, but that doesn’t mean they won’t compete against each other for cash – especially if it’s for a good cause. Back in 2017, the two stars went toe-to-toe during the Season 3 premiere of ABC’s Celebrity Family Feud.
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They were joined by some of their most trusted friends and family members. Both groups were set to answer the top seven survey questions on the board in hopes to raise enough money for their charity of choice.
“She Said PUSH It Down”
It’s no doubt that things got pretty hectic with Kelly Clarkson and Amy Schumer competing for the top prize. In the clip, Host Steve Harvey opens up the game by telling the challengers to “Name something a wife might do to her bald husband’s head in the bedroom.” Schumer, who slams her buzzer first, gives the No. 1 answer of “rub it.”
But, things only get funnier from there! After getting two strikes, Amy makes a comical NSFW guess of “push it down.” The incorrect answer earns her some big laughs from Steve and an astounding look from opponent Kelly.
“She said push it down!” Kelly repeats in amazement before completely losing it in a fit of laughter. “Yessss!,” She said spinning and holding on to her friend. Too funny! Leave it to Schumer to give a ridiculous answer and make the crowd belly laugh.
Kristin Chenoweth on Celebrity Family Fued
You gotta love Family Feud. Recently the show also went viral after actress Kristin Chenoweth made Steve Harvey second guess the show. Harvey asked the contestants, “We ask 100 women, after the lips what’s your favorite part of a man to kiss?”
Chenoweth immediately rang the buzzer, looking at Harvey with a serious face saying, “Rhimes with heinous.” What made things three times funnier was that the show actually bleeped the answer, despite it not being NSFW. She did laugh it off and apologized to the audience and Harvey, but you have to admit, it was pretty funny. “I’m sorry. I’m a good Christian girl. Forgive me,” the Wicked actor stated.
