I'm pretty sure if I was a celebrity - or just... rich - I would also be lazy as hell.
All I would want to do is lie on fancy beaches and drink fancy cocktails, exerting as little energy as possible. But it turns out, I might be in the minority here. I've come to learn that some celebrities... start avocado farms. Or train for the Olympics. Or create intricate woodwork furniture.
Mmmhm.
Today we are discussing the wholesome, bizarre and... not lazy celebrity side gigs.
Now I know every second celebrity has a tequila or makeup brand. As a result, those aren't interesting anymore. They do not count on this list. I could literally make it through the rest of my life without hearing about another celeb eyeshadow pallet, you know?
But Nick Offerman's wooden canoe build? That I want more of.
Here are what some celebs get up to when they're not... being celebs.
Geena Davis - archery.
At the same time Geena Davis was starring as Stuart Little's mum, she was one of 300 women vying for a spot on the U.S. Olympic archery team to participate in the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics.
She placed 24th and did not qualify for the team, but participated as a wild-card entry in the Sydney International Golden Arrow competition.
What's even more impressive about this is that she'd only been introduced to archery two years before in 1997.
Nick Offerman - woodwork.
When he's not being bloody hilarious on screen, Nick Offerman has a side business as a wood craftsman.
Offerman Woodshop makes furniture and other wooden structures, including canoes and boats.
If you're... keen to get into woodworking yourself, Offerman can help: He released an instructional DVD in 2008 titled Fine Woodstrip Canoe Building with Nick Offerman.
Paul Rudd - candy shop.
It seems Paul Rudd has two hobbies: running a candy shop and not aging.
Since 2014, Rudd and fellow actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan (a.k.a Denny from Grey's Anatomy!) have been co-owners of Samuel's Sweet Shop, a candy store in the town of Rhinebeck, New York.
The store's previous owner was a close friend of the pair, and when they died suddenly, they bought the store to save it from closure.
Daniel Day Lewis - shoe cobbler.
Following his performance in The Boxer in 1997, Daniel Day-Lewis took a three-year break from acting, moved to Italy and took up an apprenticeship as a shoe-maker in Italy.
Sounds like the beginning of a gender-swapped Eat, Pray, Love.
That's really the extent of what we know, because Day-Lewis has been pretty secretive about it.
"It was a period of my life that I had a right to without any intervention of that kind," he has said of his shoemaking years.
Jason Mraz is the man behind that 'I'm Yours' song you could not physically escape, no matter how much you wanted to, throughout 2008.
But hey - all is forgiven! Because the guy is now farming everyone's favourite fruit(?), avocadoes!
He has owned a five-and-a-half acre avocado farm in Oceanside, California since 2004 and established his Mraz Family Farms business in 2015.
Oh, and most recently he's started cultivating coffee too. What a man.
Kelis - farmer.
In January 2020, Kelis and her family moved to a farm outside Los Angeles.
They manage about 30 animals and grow crops including kale, broccoli, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, blueberries, eggplant, lettuce and citrus.
Look, I can't verify if there are cows, but still, this is the greatest move ever for the person behind certified banger 'Milkshake'.
Feature image: Getty.
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