Jason Biggs, known for his role in "American Pie," has revealed a surprising kink: a fondness for feet. The 48-year-old actor shared his preference on Ego Nwodim's "Thanks Dad" podcast, stating, "I like feet, I appreciate feet. I think feet can be sexy." However, he also noted a caveat, adding, "In the same way that I like good feet, [it can also be] like, ‘Oof.’"

Biggs also shared his aesthetic dislikes, particularly a disinterest in "a thonged sandal with a heel," which he finds "not aesthetically appealing." He expressed a preference for closed-toe shoes, especially on the streets of New York City, exclaiming, "You need some close-toed shoes! It’s time for you to start rocking close-toed shoes."

During the podcast, Biggs removed his shoes to display his own feet, admitting he is "a mani-pedi guy." Nwodim commented that his feet were "fine" and not something she would "see that foot and go, ‘Put it away!’"

The revelations come nearly three months after a representative for Biggs and his wife, Jenny Mollen, announced their separation in May after 18 years of marriage. A spokesperson confirmed at the time that the couple remained on good terms and were focused on co-parenting their two sons, Sid, 12, and Lazlo, 8.

Reports suggested that Biggs's recent significant weight loss and work-related "stress" may have contributed to marital strain. An insider told the Daily Mail in May that Biggs's weight loss had boosted his ego, noting that while he may not have intentionally lost the weight, he was proud of the results. The source also indicated that despite the couple having been a "team," issues had been surfacing for some time, and they had attended couples therapy to help sustain their marriage.

Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen with their two children.

Following their separation announcement, Biggs and Mollen were observed amicably leaving a New York City restaurant arm in arm. Mollen described their ongoing relationship as "still romantic" and akin to having a "best friend" in a June interview on the "Not Skinny But Not Fat" podcast. She explained that while they live separately, they remain connected through their children and daily communication regarding schedules and family matters.