Jennifer Lawrence cries and her nose runs uncontrollably while eating spicy wings on Hot Ones

Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence’s composed, confident exterior collapsed – at least momentarily – by taking on the wings of death while appearing on Thursday’s webisode of First We Feast talk show Hot Ones.

‘Oh good heavens! Oh my god! Ooommm!’ the Kentucky-born 32-year-old cried after taking a bite of a chicken wing coated in the dreaded Da Bomb Beyond Insanity Hot Sauce.

‘Oh my god I’m panicking! I’m really panicking, oh my god!’

Jennifer grabbed a pitcher of ice water and started sipping from it.

‘I saw someone do that on the show on TikTok. It just seems like there’s more ice,’ Lawrence explained before realizing there were two more wings to go.

‘The other two are hotter?!’

Hot Ones host Sean Evans then reassured The Causeway producer-star that Da Bomb was the worst one, but she exclaimed: ‘I don’t know what to – nothing helps! I’m drooling so much. Is my face okay?’

At that, Jennifer – whose team was audibly laughing off camera – literally had tears running down her cheeks while laughing at the absurdity of the popular YouTube show: ‘I feel like I’m going to die!’

During the interview, Lawrence confirmed the story about how American Hustle costume designer Michael Wilkinson had to have an extra white halter gown on set because she would stain it with Cheeto dust.

‘It was the white dress and I feel really bad,’ the three-time Golden Globe winner admitted.

‘I actually didn’t know that until it came out and that was very disrespectful to cut to the costume department. Yes, that is true…[It was] an accident, you know, I wasn’t like, “F*** you guys!” 

‘I think also getting the second dress it just encouraged me to I was like, “Oh, they must have a million of these!” And then it just it was a domino effect.’

And while Jennifer is far from a method actor, she admitted she did learn techniques on how get into character from her American Hustle onscreen husband Christian Bale.

‘I noticed when the cameras started rolling and the crew kind of started preparing like it was going to be you know 10 seconds or whatever to action, he would kind of start, like, getting ready,’ Lawrence recalled.

‘And then I saw that and was like, “That seems like a really good idea” and so then I started to do that.’

Back in 2014, The Hunger Games alum’s onscreen leading man Liam Hemsworth went on The Tonight Show and claimed that she ‘would make a point of eating garlic or tuna fish’ before their kissing scenes in Mocking Jay – Part 1.

‘It was not intentional,’ Jennifer groaned.

‘It was just, like, what I was eating and then we’d kiss. Like, he should just, you know, get over it.’

Lawrence has a habit of being a bit accident prone, having lost a tooth on the set of Adam McKay’s dismally-reviewed 2021 disaster comedy Don’t Look Up.

‘It wasn’t just one tooth because I have veneers,’ the two-time SAG Award winner recalled.

‘I had a whole section, like, missing and it was [the] height of Covid so I couldn’t go to the dentist. So I had to do all of Don’t Look Up with just a gaping hole in my mouth – Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill, Leonardo DiCaprio – just everybody.’

Jennifer also managed to hurt herself while hyperventilating during the climactic scene in her ex-boyfriend Darren Aronofsky’s dismally-reviewed 2017 Biblical drama Mother!

‘I tore my diaphragm and cracked something in my chest or my top rib,’ Lawrence said seriously.

‘It still clicks to this day.’

The Real Housewives super fan was on Hot Ones to promote Gene Stupnitsky’s coming-of-age sex comedy No Hard Feelings – hitting US theater this Friday – in which she plays a Craigslist escort paid by helicopter parents to date their Princeton-bound virginal 19-year-old son (Andrew Barth Feldman).

Jennifer’s former Uber driver character Maggie is lured into the unseemly deal in order to save her mother’s home and replace her repossessed car with a Buick Regal.

Lawrence also executive produced No Hard Feelings – which also features Matthew Broderick, Laura Benanti, Natalie Morales, Scott MacArthur, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Hasan Minhaj, and Kyle Mooney.