Club pal Leonardo DiCaprio is ‘Euphoria’ fan

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Jacob Elordi, 26, divulged that Leonardo DiCaprio, 49, is an avid watcher of his HBO teen drama “Euphoria.”

The Australian native made the revelation during an appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

Fallon, 49, initially asked about the show’s most diehard fans. “The biggest one is Leonardo DiCaprio. Which sounds like a crazy name-drop and it is a crazy name-drop,” Elordi replied.

He explained that the Oscar winner “came up to me in a club one time when I was much younger” to praise him for his work.

The “Kissing Booth” actor stars as Nate Jacobs on “Euphoria,” which is currently on hiatus before starting to shoot its third season.

Elordi then gushed over DiCaprio as one of the greatest actors of all time — the “GOAT!”

Elordi has been doing pretty well for himself as of late too, with major buzz surrounding his film “Saltburn.” On the talk show, he even sniffed a candle that was inspired by the black comedy.

There is a chunk of wax aptly named “Jacob Elordi’s Bathwater” that has seemingly made the rounds on social media.

The item was influenced by the movie’s infamous bathtub scene also led by co-star Barry Keoghan as Oliver Quick.

Fallon whipped out the candle as a treat for Elordi, who gladly smelled the substance.

He explained that Cailee Spaeny — his co-star in “Priscilla” — sent him clips of people with the object. “I want to know who’s making the money?” he joked during the interview.

“You’re like, ‘I must be rich,’” Fallon chimed in. “How does it smell? Does it smell anything like you?”

Elordi took a big inhale and noted that it smelled like “a washing room” and “detergent.”

“That’s not bad, yeah you have a good scent to you. You smell very clean,” Fallon added. Of his character, Elordi stated: “His clothes are clean. [The candle] is not bad.”

Naturally, the scene shocked viewers as it depicted Keoghan’s character passionately licking the bathwater that Felix had ejaculated into. 

Elordi previously told “Stream Wars” that he was happy to do the scene.

“I was just really excited when I read that scene. Because . . . you don’t really see things like that in sort of mainstream movies . . . a lot of the time,” he explained.

He went on: “So it’s just great that [director Emerald Fennell] was allowed to kind of push those boundaries and expose people like that.”

Up next, Elordi is set to host “Saturday Night Live” on Jan. 20.