Helping a local high school student pull off a surprise Frozen-themed promposal? Check. Confessing her kids don’t actually like Frozen? Check. Imitating how her daughter “Jersey Turnpikes” on all fours? Check.
Truth be told, it’s too hard to narrow down the 37-year-old’s most entertaining talk show appearances — but we did it anyway.
“Me being here with you, it’s kind of the biggest deal to my kids,” said Grohl, dressed as a bearded David Letterman. “If I were to jam a song with you, I would become the coolest dad in the world.”
“I would jam with you!” Bell said. “Are you kidding me? I would love to.”
Bell then dedicated the hit Disney movie’s song, “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”, to Grohl’s kids, Violet, Harper and Fifi (Ophelia) — before Grohl jumped on the drums, remixing the song with Metallica’s classic “Enter Sandman.” The best part? It kind of worked.
With over 25 million views on YouTube, Bell’s best-known — and most endearing — talk show appearance dates back to 2012, when she told the story of how husband Dax Shepard surprised her with a sloth on her 31st birthday.

“I had no context for knowing what it was,” she recalled. “But I immediately was overcome — I thought, ‘There is a sloth near. There is a sloth here, it’s close, it’s going to happen.’ I didn’t know how to process that, because my entire life had been waiting for this moment, where I would get to interact — I’m serious — with a sloth.”
Three months after giving birth to her second daughter, Delta, Bell appeared on Ellen in February 2015.
“This feels like a vacation, coming here,” she gushed. “It really does. Everyone here speaks in full sentences and no one has asked me to wipe their bums yet!”

As for her experience at the hospital?
“To be honest, my perspective was, as someone who has never experimented with drugs, I really enjoyed it,” she said. “It was kind of a wonderful experience for me. While they were doing it, I actually thought, ‘What else could we get done down there? Maybe lengthen the shins. I’ve always wanted to be 5’7”.’ Anything to keep the epidural flowing, because I felt so — these modern hospitals, man. They treat you right.”
Six or seven hours later, the epidural started to wear off — and Bell began “scratching holes in [her] face like a meth addict.”
The nurse offered her some Benadryl to help with the itching and put her to sleep, which, according to the actress was quite a cocktail.
“I had a lot to say — more than when I’m sober, believe that or not,” she said. “I started telling all these stories and later he tells me I was taking 30-second pauses in between [words like] ‘and’ and ‘the.’ I grabbed my phone, and do you know what looks really good when you’re on that stuff? Handbags. Or throw pillows or rugs. … Thank God I didn’t remember my credit card number, so nothing bad happened. But honestly, a picture of a throw pillow was as mind-blowing as seeing The Matrix for the first time. That’s how I felt.”
Asked whether they would have any more kids, Bell was quick to shoot down the idea.
Source: people