‘Buck naked’ Kaley Cuoco catches stranger in her hotel room

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A naked Kaley Cuoco says she was shamed and a little bit afraid following a recent incident involving a random man in her hotel room.

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During an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, the actress spoke about an incident that happened shortly before the show taping.

“I had a very weird thing happen to me two hours ago,” Cuoco told Meyers as she sat down for Tuesday night’s episode. “This is crazy.”

The Big Bang Theory star began by revealing that she was triggered while getting her hair and makeup done for Meyer’s show.

“The blow dryer starts and I immediately got PTSD because I put this out of my mind,” she said.

“I told my team, ‘You’re not gonna believe what just happened to me at the hotel two hours ago.’”

The Based on a True Story actress recounted how she had been about to get into her hotel shower “butt naked,” as one does.

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Meyers quipped, “That’s the appropriate way to shower. Don’t blame yourself,” to which Cuoco responded, “Thank you, because I feel a lot of shame.”

She continued: “And I think, ‘OK, I’m gonna start drying my hair a little bit.’ Butt naked in my bathroom, in my shower, in my hotel room,” Cuoco detailed.

“So I’m really dramatically blow-drying my hair — it felt like I was in a commercial. And I look up. In the mirror, I see a man in my room.”

A shocked Meyers asked, “What kind of a man?!” to which Cuoco replied, “Well, he worked there.”

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She noted that the worker didn’t realize the actress had seen him and rather than run out of the room, he slowly backed out: “Like when you see a bear and you don’t want to move.”

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Cuoco, who was initially frozen in place mid-blow-dry — and still very much unclothed — called out to the man.

Now knowing he was spotted, the man picked up speed while muttering, “I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry” as he fled the room.

“He runs out and I’m just standing there with the blow-dryer on,” she said before exclaiming, “What was that?! Like, I think he worked at the hotel … I hope!”

Meyers pointed out that the incident sounded like something that would happen to Cuoco’s Flight Attendant character, Cassie Bowden.

Cuoco agreed, saying that the encounter felt “fake” and out of a “perfectly shot” movie.

She joked: “My life keeps imitating art.”

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