Kristen Bell's Honest Confession About Keeping 'Frozen 2' Secrets From Her Kids

Let’s face it—when you're a parent, sharing exciting news with your kids is practically instinctual. But what happens when that "exciting news" involves top-secret details from an upcoming blockbuster film? You guessed it—potential contract violations! Enter actress Kristen Bell and her daughters, Lincoln and Delta. In a candid moment, Kristen revealed how she handled this tricky situation while promoting her role in Frozen 2, which hit theaters on November 22.

When Being a Cool Mom Gets Complicated

So, here's the deal: Kristen Bell, the beloved star of The Good Place, couldn't resist sharing the highly guarded plot of Frozen 2 with her daughters, Lincoln (6) and Delta (4), whom she shares with husband Dax Shepard. Let’s just say, once the kids knew what was coming in the most anticipated kids' movie of the year, Kristen started to feel the pressure. After all, who could blame her little ones for wanting to share such thrilling info with their friends? But as any contract-signing adult knows, spilling secrets can come with serious consequences.

Now, let me paint you a picture. Kristen Bell, feeling like the ultimate cool mom, decided to spill the beans about Frozen 2. “I told my kids everything,” she admitted during a November 13 episode of SiriusXM’s “Town Hall.” She added, “I was in the mood to be the coolest mom ever. I tell them all sorts of things—like, ‘All your teeth are going to fall out,’ which, by the way, is a guaranteed winner with kids. And then, well, I just went for it. I told them the entire plot of Frozen 2 after reading the script.”

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The Aftermath: Keeping Secrets Under Wraps

But then reality hit. Kristen realized she might have breached her contract by revealing such sensitive information. “It suddenly dawned on me that I was in breach of my contract,” she confessed. “So, I quickly told them it was super important not to say a word to anyone at school. You know, just your average parenting moment where you’re trying to keep both your job and your cool mom status intact.”