Monica Lewinsky reveals she pretended Olivia Newton-John was coming to her house for dinner in kindergarten - as Twitter users share the biggest lies they’ve EVER told
- Twitter users shared the funniest lies they told as children in a viral thread
- Nicole Cliffe, a writer from Utah, kicked off the conversation with her confession
- Monica Lewinsky said she made up celebrity encounter
Twitter users have shared the biggest lies they have ever told, in a viral thread which even saw Monica Lewinsky confess her own untruth.
Nicole Cliffe, a writer from Utah, took to her social media account this week to reveal she had pretended she was on the brink of being evicted in order to move in with her boyfriend.
'When I moved in with Steve three months into our relationship it’s because I lied and said I was getting evicted and needed a place to live when in fact I just wanted to move in. Okay please tell me about your over-the-top lies for personal gain', she tweeted.
Her candid confession racked up an impressive 16,000 likes, as well as a slew of retweets and replies, with dozens of people sharing their own white lies in the hilarious thread.
Even Monica Lewinsky, 45, who rose to fame after controversially admitting to having an 'inappropriate relationship with former US president Bill Clinton while she worked at the White House from 1995 to 1996, got in on the action.
Replying to the viral thread, she confessed: 'In kindergarten, I told my friends that Olivia Newton-John was coming for dinner. My mom was very surprised when my friends' moms called to ask if they could come, too.'
A Twitter user began a viral thread this week that saw users confessing past lies they have told - with even Monica Lewinsky, 45, pictured in 2005, getting in on the action
Monica, who famously admitted to having an 'inappropriate relationship with former president Bill Clinton while she worked at the White House in 1995–1996, shared a funny childhood tale
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The thread was kicked off by Utah-based writer Nicole Cliffe, from Utah, who admitted that she had pretended she was close to being evicted in order to move in with her boyfriend
Germ-conscious Andrew Otis, from Massachusetts, lied that his mother had died in an accident in order to avoid doing mouth-to-mouth on a CPR dummy in health class
Oklahoma singer Max Lockwood Porter said he collected donations to 'spread gospel at an evil secular concert' so that he could afford tickets for a Blink 182 concert in high school
Rebecca Schoenkopf from Montana said she and her sister used to pretend to cry about their 'parent fighting' in a fast food car park in order to get money to buy french fries
American electrical engineer Keith Spy revealed he copied the master key to his school after being asked to give it to his homeroom teacher, in the viral thread on Twitter
Twitter user Alexa McKenna revealed she taped her sister's money to a fake plant and convinced her it was a money tree so she could split the cash with her
New York Times reporter Maggie Astor revealed her grandfather got a job as a banker in the Big Apple by claiming his degree records had been lost after he fled the Holocaust- despite being unqualified
Novelist Peyton from Toronto said she pretended to be an up and coming filmmaker to get into a sundance party and 'took politician Mitt Romney's monogrammed jacket'
Adding her own story to the hilarious thread, New York TV critic Emily Nussbaum said she pretended to win an array of things as a teenager, and still felt guilty about it
