▲The actress revealed in 2007 that she would talk to people on chat rooms anonymously at first. "When I decided to say: 'Oh by the way, the person you've been chatting with for a week is me, Halle Berry,' they thought I was just some kook," she said.

▲Adele tried her hand at online dating, but didn’t find success. "I signed up for eHarmony," she admitted in her memoir. "I can't put a photo of myself, so I don't get any e-mails!"

▲Bloom went at things a different way and reportedly used his friend’s photo and a fake name on Facebook in order to talk to women without revealing his fame. This is also known as catfishing.

▲Ronda Rousey told Sports Illustrated that she created an alter ego for Tinder back in 2015, but hadn't found any success.

▲Both Kutcher and Mila Kunis got Tinder accounts, not because they were looking for a third, but rather Kutcher was interested in the tech side of the app.

▲The actress posted on Instagram after running into her brother on Tinder back in 2013. "Look who I just found on @tinderapp ... hey bro," she wrote.

▲In 2015, the married star was reportedly using Tinder to make new friends while on the road.

▲It's rumored that when Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards were divorcing, the actor reportedly started to chat up girls on Millionairematch.com.

▲The TV host revealed that she'd fallen into a bad whirlwind relationship with a narcissist she'd met online. "I was with a guy who was a total user and liar. He was English and considered himself a poet.”

▲The 'Modern Family' star told Howard Stern that he tried Tinder in 2014. "I've gone out with a couple girls in LA that I met on Tinder, like on real dates," he said. "It's hard to meet people."

▲Martha Stewart gave Match.com a shot in 2013, and actually went on successful dates with two men on the site. Her profile reportedly read: "Yes, it's really me."

▲During an interview on 'Good Day LA' in 2012, the actress admitted she'd met her boyfriend on Match.com. "I feel like we should get some money out of this," she joked about her promotion of the company.

▲In 2006, the then-72-year-old reportedly had her assistant set up an account for her on Match.com.

▲'Dancing With The Stars' judge Carrie Ann Inaba was once engaged to a man she met on eHarmony. In a 2011 interview, the dancer described her profile: "I said, 'You need to be sexy' [and] 'I love cats.'"

▲Jenny McCarthy gave Match.com a try in 2011, specifically looking for guys between 35 and 48. “It’s so hard out here," she told Radar Online. "The guys are like chicks here," she said of the men in LA.

▲The actor revealed that he created a Tinder profile in the past, but he explained in a 2016 interview with The Times, "Amazingly, when I signed up for Tinder, nobody swiped me! They thought [my profile] was fake."

▲In her 2017 documentary, 'Demi Lovato: Simply Complicated,' the singer revealed that she'd had a profile on members-only dating app Raya. "I am open to human connection," she said, "So whether that's through a male or a female, it doesn't matter to me."

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In 2015 the comedian told Cosmopolitan he'd tried Tinder, but nothing came of it. "I'll match with people, and then they'll reference my character from 'Broad City,' and then that feels weird," he explained.

▲On HuffPost Live in 2014, Counting Crows front man Adam Duritz, whose exes include Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox, said he was on Tinder, but wasn't hopeful: "I don't think most people would even have me on their [age] range."

▲In 2018, Laverne Cox told Access Hollywood that she met her boyfriend on Tinder. "When I broke up with my ex, I went back on Tinder," she added, "because I feel like if you want to date, you have to be on the apps."

▲In her post-Nick Cannon 'Infinity' music video, Carey joins Match.com. "I hope every woman who is single and listens to this song goes out and finds her infinity, whether on Match or the traditional way," she said in a statement.

▲The singer's 'Sparks' music video features the star going on real-life Tinder dates, a decision which she explained in a radio interview came from a desire to date casually for the first time in her life.

▲Schumer met her ex-boyfriend, carpenter Ben Hanisch, on a dating app. Schumer wrote in her book, 'The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo,' that Hanisch wasn't like the other guys on the app, and they mostly exchanged funny messages.

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Following her split from James Harden in 2016, Khloé Kardashian revealed her friend set her up on OK Cupid, and though she said nothing came of it, she added, "It was actually really fun to do, LOL!"

▲The comedian and TV host has a lot of experience dating online, and said in 2016 that the experience "works when you work it," adding that you have to be really involved if you want results.

▲The 'Gossip Girl' star revealed to Now Magazine in 2010 that he has "a bunch of different accounts" on various dating apps, though he said no one knew about them.

▲Though she's with Orlando Bloom now, there was a time that Perry was all about Tinder. She told The Breakfast Club radio show, "I'm really deep on Tinder so I don't have a whole lot of time."

▲In a 2017 interview with Ellen DeGeneres, the actress said her friend, comedian Chelsea Handler, gave her a Tinder lesson, but said of the experience: "It's just awkward. This is why I'm still single."

▲The actress said on 'The Tonight Show' that she doesn't like online dating because she meets a lot of creeps. She explained there are guys with nice photos, but "then you go to the Starbucks to meet him and you're like, 'Oh my God, he is a booger wolf.'"

▲The Olympic skater is a big fan of Tinder, having met his boyfriend on the app.

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Ben Affleck's experience on elite dating app Raya went viral as TikTok user and actress Nivine Jay revealed on May 3 that the A-lister had allegedly slid into her DMs after she rejected him on the app. Jay says she only unmatched him because she thought he was a catfish, but soon after the Hollywood star sent her a bold video response on Instagram. In the video, shared to Jay's TikTok, a messy-haired Affleck looks into the camera and says, "Nivine, why did you unmatch me? It's me!" Though the whole story hasn't been verified, it has certainly gone viral. "Sorry Ben," she captioned the video.

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Alicia Silverstone appeared on 'The Drew Barrymore Show' to talk about her less than fruitful experiences with online dating, including when she was banned from the same app twice: first when she made a fake account, and then again right before she was going out on a date. "A few years ago I tried to get on one of the dating apps and I put a fake profile, because I wasn't comfortable yet being me and then I got kicked off, I got banned. And then I tried again, I got the courage up because I heard that you were on, and I heard that Sharon Stone was on, so I was like, 'Well, if they can be on, I can be on,'" she told Barrymore, as per Too Fab. "So I went on as myself and it took a lot of courage to do it. And then I did it and I had a date with someone planned and the day I went in to find out about the date where we were meeting or whatever, I had been banned. Poor guy. I got kicked off as myself too." What luck!

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Andy Cohen is a busy single father of two young kids, but he's no stranger to browsing on his down-time. “I’m on a lot of dating sites,” the TV host told Page Six on May 16 at the 2022 NBCUniversal upfront. But it's not in some great pursuit of love. "I really use them more as video games,” he shared. “I use them more as I’m home killing time. Like, ‘This is fun to look at.’ It’s more fun than playing Scrabble online, let me say that." That's one way to put it!

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Elliot Page has officially joined the pool as the actor shared a photo on his Instagram Story in July 2022 of himself looking at a phone with his 'Umbrella Academy' co-star Ritu Arya. “@rituarya guiding me on my first dating app ever,” he captioned the pic.

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In another episode of Celebrities Are Just Like Us, we take a look at the universal quest for love and connection. To put it plainly, it's hard to meet people in real life nowadays. That's why online dating, on sites like Match.com or apps like Tinder, has become so popular.

Celebrities are often known to date other celebrities, but there are a select few who gave regular people a chance. Click through to see what the stars have to say about their experience searching, swiping, and scrolling for love.