The Late Late Show hosted by James Corden features celebrities taking part in all kinds of activities that, to say the least, provide the public with good entertainment. From carpool karaoke to lip-syncing, the show gets the desired audience to listen. In the past year, a new segment has arisen that has become quite popular. A segment called Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts consists of celebrities going head to head at a round table, that is filled with horribly disgusting food. From bird saliva to scorpions, Corden goes all out, making sure the consequences of not spilling the gossip are unpleasant. The purpose of the game is to get randomly generated questions that are chosen by the producers and have each contestant ask the other one. Now, neither of the contestants know what the questions are, or how personal they may be. After the question is read to the other player, they now have the option of answering or eating the gross food that the other player picks. For many celebrities, they are advised not to answer some of the more personal and possibly controversial questions, in the risk of media attention that would be unwanted. 

On the newest segment of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts, Harry Styles and Kendall Jenner go head to head. The two made a lovely pairing, as Jenner is very well-known for her modeling career and Styles being the newer solo artist after breaking up his original band, One Direction. Both being some kind of pop sensation as well as used to have been dating one another made for an intense round of riveting questions. Jenner started off the round by answering to the question of who she thought out of her siblings was the best parent, ranking them against one another. Her alternative was to take a drink of 1000-year-old eggnog. After smelling the gross concoction, she refused to drink it and proceeded to tell the audience and Styles who she thought had the best parenting skills out of all her siblings. As the round continued, both Styles and Jenner got their fair share of eating some of the gross food on the table, instead of answering the risky questions.