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Former Victoria's Secret angel Heidi Klum spoke to Entertainment Weekly in 2003 and confirmed that the rumors were true: she indeed carries a bag of baby teeth around for good luck.
She told the magazine that although she doesn't advertise the fact, she did bring the bag out once on a plane and it ended up falling under the seat!
In 2009 the 'Transformers' actress Megan Fox appeared on 'Conan' and revealed that she listens to Britney Spears every time she has to fly.
She said: "I know for a fact it's not in my destiny to die listening to a Britney Spears album, so I always put that on in my [headphones] when I'm flying because I know it won't crash if I've got Britney on."
Apparently it is not only Jennifer Aniston's character on 'Friends,' Rachel Green, who has a thing about flying: the actress herself follows a strict ritual every time she gets on a plane.
She once told The Insider: "If I walk on to an airplane, I always have to go on with my right foot first and tap the outside of the plane. I have always done it for luck."
Scottish actor James McAvoy has to have one of the wackiest superstitions out there, and it all centers around one simple phrase: "white rabbit."
Apparently the 'X-Men' actor says those two little words at the beginning of every month to the first person he sees. We wonder what the story is there...
Actor Kit Harington told Condé Nast Traveler in 2012 that he has a lucky pen that he has carried around everywhere with him since he was a child.
According to the 'Game of Thrones' actor, the lucky pen is one of the very few items he hasn't misplaced. To quote him: "And I haven't lost it yet, I've lost everything else. I'm kind of OCD, actually."
Model and businesswoman Kim Kardashian has more than one superstition. The first is flying-related: she always steps onto a plane with her right foot first.
In a 2018 interview the middle Kardashian sister also revealed that she and her family touch their hair whenever an ambulance goes by. Apparently she also says a prayer to go with the gesture.
Model and businesswoman Paris Hilton is among the long list of people who are committed to making a wish whenever the clock strikes 11:11.
Clearly that hour of the day is very special to the Hilton Hotels heiress: she has been tweeting about the apparently special minute since 2009.
Tennis legend Serena Williams apparently has a couple of rituals that she goes through before a big game. The first is that she always ties her shoes a certain way.
Apparently she also bounces the ball five times before her first serve and twice before her second.
While most people believe that the number 13 is unlucky, singer-songwriter Taylor Swift thinks quite the opposite. She even has her mom paint the number on her hand before shows.
In 2009 the 'Love Story' singer told MTV some of the reasons she loves the number. They include the fact that she was born on the 13th and turned 13 on Friday 13th.
Actress Cameron Diaz is apparently a great believer in the power of knocking on wood. She has also been known to wear a necklace with special anti-aging qualities.
However, in 2000 she told Cosmopolitan: "But I've also flown on Friday the 13th in a storm with a black cat on my lap, so I'm not that superstitious."
News anchor Savannah Guthrie apparently believes that commenting on good traffic will jinx another person to run into bad traffic on the same route.
In 2014 she told Today: "I believe you never, repeat never, comment on the flow of traffic until you are safely parked at your destination."
Coldplay front man Chris Martin apparently has so many superstitions that it's surprising he gets anything done. He said in 2009 that there are around 18 things he must do before performing.
He didn't share the full list but did say that, "One is I have to brush my teeth before I go on stage, otherwise I just don't feel smart." Relatively understandable, at least.
Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham is a fan of crystal skulls and a great believer in their power and energy. She even once incorporated them into her fashion designs.
In 2011 she told US Weekly: "I'm a very spiritual person. I travel with my crystals. I've got all different colors. It's just something that I'm into."
Before the 'Thank U, Next' singer Ariana Grande was a star, she apparently used to eat donuts before auditions to give her good luck.
She may not do this any more, but she clearly has a special place in her heart for the sweet treat, which she was famously criticized for licking and not buying back in 2015 at a donut shop.
This one might not be as weird or wonderful, but actress Emma Roberts has a fear of walking under ladders.
She was once quoted as saying: "Don't walk under ladders. My mom just walked under one yesterday and I was like, 'Oh my God, I can't believe you just did that!' I've never walked under a ladder, ever."
Sources: (People) (Elle)
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When it comes to superstitions, there are some that are more universal than others. Lots of people believe, for example, that a black cat walking across your path is an omen of misfortune and death, or that if you make a wish when the clock strikes 11:11, it will come true.
While some superstitions are widespread and have many believers, others are quite unique and sound perfectly bizarre to anyone other than the person who believes them.
Check out this gallery to see the weird and wonderful superstitions of the stars.
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When it comes to superstitions, there are some that are more universal than others. Lots of people believe, for example, that a black cat walking across your path is an omen of misfortune and death, or that if you make a wish when the clock strikes 11:11, it will come true.
While some superstitions are widespread and have many believers, others are quite unique and sound perfectly bizarre to anyone other than the person who believes them.
Check out this gallery to see the weird and wonderful superstitions of the stars.