Bill Maher Reveals Shocking Rumor is True

Hollywood just got even dirtier. Liberal comedian and Trump-basher Bill Maher has finally confirmed a sleazy decades-old rumor — admitting he used to masturbate before taping his late-night show Politically Incorrect in the 1990s.

“I did it,” Maher confessed on his own podcast Club Random, adding, “Not always. But yeah, it happened.”

For years, industry whispers accused Maher of using Jergens lotion to pleasure himself backstage before cameras rolled. But the HBO host always brushed it off — until now.

In a revealing exchange with actress Cheryl Hines, wife of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. under President Trump, the truth spilled out like the lotion bottle he apparently once left behind.

“I remember hearing this crazy story about you and a sock,” Hines said, clearly uncomfortable but curious. Maher laughed it off. “It wasn’t a sock,” he quipped. “People love to embellish. But the basic story? Yeah, I did it.”

The 69-year-old tried to justify the bizarre ritual by blaming it on his wild Hollywood lifestyle in the Clinton era.

“This was the ’90s,” Maher said. “I was going out a lot. Drinking. Hungover. We taped almost every day. I’d get to the studio needing sleep.”

His solution? A bathroom break — with lotion. “If I did that first, I could always nap,” he explained matter-of-factly.

But the scandal exploded when Maher reportedly forgot to clean up after himself one day. “One time I left the Jergens out,” he shrugged. “And that’s when the rumors started.”

Rather than express any regret for the lewd behavior, Maher turned defiant.

“I’m owning it,” he said. “I’ve always been honest. If your tits look great, I’m gonna say your tits look great.”

That crude remark came after Hines recalled him complimenting her chest at a Vanity Fair party, years before her husband joined the Trump administration.

While Hines said she asked Maher if she looked like a politician’s wife, he allegedly replied, “Your boobs look great.”

She seemed embarrassed. Maher? Not so much.

Bill Maher’s name has long been associated with shock value, smug liberalism, and aggressive atheism. He gained notoriety during the Clinton years with Politically Incorrect, where he took jabs at conservatives nightly — all while, we now know, indulging in a very different kind of backstage performance.

Though his show was eventually canceled by ABC after his post-9/11 remarks defending terrorists, HBO gave him a new home with Real Time with Bill Maher. His persona remained the same: an elitist comic who belittled Middle America while lecturing the rest of us on “decency.”

Now, with Trump back in office and Maher’s influence waning, this humiliating revelation might be the final stain on a career already soaked in hypocrisy.

“He’s exactly who we always thought he was,” said GOP strategist Jenna Cole. “A foul-mouthed narcissist with no boundaries.”

While mainstream media outlets will likely ignore or excuse Maher’s behavior, many Americans — especially those outside Hollywood’s echo chamber — are disgusted.

“Imagine if a conservative host said any of this,” one X user posted. “The left would have him canceled by sunrise. But Maher? He laughs it off.”

At 69, Maher may think he’s beyond consequences. But in today’s America — where working-class voters are fed up with coastal elites — this confession isn’t just gross. It’s confirmation of everything people hate about the Hollywood bubble.

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Source: Club Random Podcast (via YouTube)