After getting dragged into Donald Trump’s election drama when he bashed the former model for not being “a 10” anymore, the “Project Runway” and “America’s Got Talent” host took on Jimmy Fallon.
The pair went head-to-head Wednesday night in a frantic game of Box of Lies — which was not referring to Trump’s GOP presidential campaign, but rather one of the “Tonight Show” host’s recurring bits.
On the stage was a bunch of objects neither of them had seen before and the contestants had to open a box out of view of the other person and then “show it to the audience and say what it is in your box … you may be lying, you may be telling the truth. Your opponent has to guess,” Fallon explained.
Klum initially claimed she had a box of butterflies with gum stuck on them — which was in fact a collection of miniature bottles of cinnamon whiskey, so of course, they had to do a shot.
Fallon next said he had a Jello mold full of Justin Bieber heads, which Klum immediately spotted as a lie.
However, despite the German supermodel’s fumbled description of “moss with lips on it,” Fallon guessed the final round correctly to clinch a victory.
“The Tonight Show” airs at 11.35 p.m. on NBC.
From Steve Allen to Jay Leno - All of 'Tonight Show's' Hosts and Sidekicks Before Jimmy Fallon (Photos)
Steve Allen 9/27/1954 - 1/25/57 "The Tonight Show With Steve Allen"
Gene Rayburn: Allen's announcer, shown here as "Match Game" host
Jack Lescoulie 1/28/57 - 6/21/57 format switch to "Tonight! America After Dark"
Al "Jazzbo" Collins 6/24/57 - 7/26/57 (Lescoulie's replacement)
Jack Paar 7/29/57 - 3/30/62 "Tonight Starring Jack Paar"/"Jack Paar Tonight"
Franklin Pangborn: Paar's announcer
Hugh Downs: Paar's announcer
Ernie Kovacs (Monday/Tuesday host for Paar) 10/1/56 - 1/22/57
Johnny Carson 10/1/62 - 5/22/92 "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson"
Ed McMahon: Carson's announcer
Jay Leno's final "Tonight Show" is Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014. He previously exited in 2009 when Conan O'Brien took over. When O'Brien's ratings tanked, NBC brought Leno back.
John Melendez: Leno's announcer
Edd Hall: Leno's announcer
Conan O'Brien 6/1/09-1/22/10 "The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien"
Andy Richter: O'Brien's announcer
Jimmy Fallon takes over "The Tonight Show" on Feb. 17, 2014
Steve Higgins: Fallon's announcer
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Leno takes his final bow on Thursday; 11 days later, Fallon will become the 10th host of the legendary NBC talk show. The exiting ”Late Night“ host and his announcer Steve Higgins will have some serious shoes to fill when ”The Tonight Show“ returns to New York City on Feb. 17.
Steve Allen 9/27/1954 - 1/25/57 "The Tonight Show With Steve Allen"