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31-year old actress Kristen Bell really loves sloths. She's evidently felt this way towards these adorably slow animals since she was a child—and yet she's never met or seen one in real life. But on her birthday, boyfriend Dax Shepard surprised her with the long-awaited introduction to the creature she's always wanted to meet. In response, she has a full-blown, Lily-goes-to-Disneyland meltdown of happy. Ellen barely holds it together herself.
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