Ryan Seacrest Reveals He Is Changing His Mind on ‘Lazy’ Habit

Ryan Seacrest revealed that as he’s getting older that he doesn’t care as much about this “lazy” habit. His cohosts agreed with him, but then brought up a good point that had him on the fence.

“I’m seeing more of this, out when I run to the store in the evening to pick something up or in the morning on the weekend, and I’m beginning to change my position,” Seacrest said to his On Air cohosts Sisanie and Tanya Rad on October 19.

The clip was posted to the radio show’s Instagram page on Monday. “Pajamas in public? What do we think?” was the caption.

“Is it okay to wear pajamas to run a quick errand? Some pajamas are borderline leisure-y wear.”

Rad said, ” Yeah, ” while Sisanie hummed. Seacrest went on to list flannel pants with slip-on shoes or sandals with a T-shirt. “It’s pajamas,” he said. “Baggy and loose.”

“I think it’s okay,” Sisanie said.

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“Especially on a weekend morning, I think it’s fine,” Seacrest replied.

“Yeah. Let your hair down,” Rad said.

Seacrest then turned to their producer, Rubi, to get her opinion on the topic. “Is that a hard no from you?” he asked.

“It’s a hard no because you go back home, and if they are your PJs, you lay down in clothes that have been out in the street,” Rubi said. “That’s gross.”

“I haven’t laid down in the street!” Seacrest said, but then his cohost agreed with Rubi. “I’m not dragging my clothes on the ground.”

“That’s true. They have outside air,” Rad said. Sisanie agreed.

“You guys,” Seacrest shook his head. “I’m starting to think lazy is in vogue.”

Most of the comments on the post said that pajamas in public were a “hard no.” Some suggested to quickly switch out the pajama bottoms for sweatpants.

“I think it’s fine to be comfy, but not pj comfy. If you have leather couches that get cleaned, it’s not as big of a deal, but fabric surfaces, no. Just change when you get home, esp. when it’s the season to get sick,” another said.

“People do it all the time. Go for it. You have little time to relax,” another commented.

Do you wear your pajamas in public? What do you think of it? Let us know in the comments.