The Chainsmokers have admitted to having threesomes with fans.
The EDM duo are spilling all the details about their sex life in a brand new interview.
They were interviewed for the Wednesday’s (11 January) episode of Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast.
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Consisting of friends Alexander “Alex” Pall, 37 and Andrew “Drew” Taggart, 33, the duo recalled their first ménage à trois.
“Does it count if it’s international?” Taggart asked Cooper during the interview. “I think we were both like, ‘What the f***k just happened? Because they were never planned, you know what I mean?
“It’s weird. I’m not gonna lie.”
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But Pall shed more light on the situation, saying that the threesomes just 'happened'. He then added that they hadn’t happened in a long time.
“Oh OK, I guess we’re just doing that,” he said, before explaining that in the early days of their careers in music, they often had to share hotel rooms, which led to some of their rendezvous.
“European government doesn’t separate their beds,” he laughed.
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The 'Closer' musicians have been in a group since 2012 and released their first song, "#SELFIE" in 2014
And last year, it was announced that the duo will be taking their music in space.
They’re set to perform in a pressurised capsule attached to a stratospheric balloon in a first of its kind concert courtesy of the private space exploration company World View.
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The band will be joined by mostly scientists and engineers and potentially EDM-loving aliens.
"We have always dreamed of going to space and are stoked to collaborate with World View to have this adventure and experience,” the band said in a statement, per Associated Press.
"We know the views of both Earth and space are going to be incredible and inspiring and we hope to leverage this flight for creativity on future projects."
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"We think about inspiring new perspectives and how those new perspectives can lead to a radically improved future for our Earth," World View's chief executive officer Ryan Hartman said. "To be able to reach the audience of The Chainsmokers through Alex and Drew's work contributes to our mission as well.
"It's something that I'm personally inspired by and excited about. I have just seen first-hand and personally how their music reaches a lot of different groups, a lot of different age groups and just how passionate they are about their music and their art. It matches our passion for what we do."
The out-of-this-world concert is set to take place in 2024, for fans and aliens alike.
Gregory Robinson