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Regina Hall He has unexpected – and unwanted house guests.
“I have squatters, fellow -countrymen, I don’t know what you call them,” joking Hall, 54, in appearing Jimmy Kimmel alive! On Monday, February 3.
The Support the girls Then an actress discovered she had something in common with a host Jimmy Kimmel – Their homes have been overcome by raccoons.
“Some call them pests, some call them pets,” Kimmel, 57, noted before Hall admits: “I call them F – EERS!”
Kimmel showed security camera pictures of multiple raccoons looking for food outside Hall’s home as his audience groaned in horror.
“Look at that little fat there,” Hall complained angry as the video played. “They increase every (day)! It’s not up there (in the pictures) but I put these lights up. The lights and sounds are supposed to (encourage the racoons) but they think it’s a club! “
He went on: “It’s supposed to be scared. He does nothing! They think it’s like paparazzi! “

The actress found that his Pesky raccoons were looking for worms in the fresh turf he had recently placed in his yard. Kimmel offered a unique solution – put a bucket of worms somewhere outside her property to attract the raccoons away.
“They would have come back more,” insisted.
Hall admitted that she had once become so frustrated by her uninvited guests that she almost threw an apple at the racoons in anger, but had quickly explained: “I didn’t (really do it)!”
“(I realized) no, they’re going to think I’m feeding them,” he noted. “You can’t feed them.”
Kimmel’s second suggestion was a little more difficult, as he urged Hall to replace the “lawn of her neighbor” to Hall and other food on “her neighbor’s lawn”.
“Now, that’s a very good idea,” he agreed.
Later, Hall detailed her many efforts to remove his yard from the uninvited guests, although she has not yet had any success.
“I put moths out, they’re supposed to not like moths,” he said. “I’ve put out peppers. I’ve made the lights … I gotta protect my lawn too! They are so insightful and diligent, this has been happening, I swear, like six (or) seven months. They have rights! It’s horrible. “
Kimmel shared that he had been experiencing a similar problem in his home, having noticed raccoon -shaped footprints on his steps.
“It could be a possum,” Kimmel’s theory, but Hall corrected him: “It’s a raccoon, I know it!”
Hall Kimmel warned that he could have more trouble if he has a swimming pool – the fluffy creatures have started to use her to take baths.
“There are salt barrel prints around my mine,” he smiled. “Their fat asses sat around and left stains around the whole pool. I can’t pick them up! “
When Kimmel suggested that Hall’s only answer would be to move out of her house, he admitted: “Perhaps! I might have to! … One of the (these raccoons) has certainly been to prison! “
Hall appeared on Jimmy Kimmel alive! To promote his Netflix movie O’dessareleased through Hulu March 20. Strangers star Zinc sadie Leads the post-apocalyptic musical as a farmer who is trying to save her lost boyfriend and restore family heirloom in a strange and dangerous new world.
Jimmy Kimmel alive Airs week evenings at 11.35pm ET on ABC.