Seth Rogen gets honest about his biggest fear in life

Seth Rogen recently opened up about his biggest fear in life.

The Canadian actor reflected on why death scared him so much during an appearance on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast.

Rogen revealed that he’s “terrified” of missing out on spontaneous trips to Paris rather running out of money or dying with millions still left in the bank.

The Knocked Up actor jokingly said that he’s “a prime target for serious robbery and embezzlement”.

“You send me a DocuSign; I will send it back without scrutiny!” the 44-year-old remarked.

The podcast co-host Monica Padman chimed in and stated that she never read a DocuSign in her life.

Rogen told Shepard, “I've learned that money is a thing people hoard and want to turn into more money. That is just not how I think at all.”

“I don't view my money as lazy or need it to be out there working for me,” the Superbad actor further said.

Rogen pointed out that she’s “afraid I'm going to die with too much money that I could've spent doing fun things while alive!”

“I also have that fear. I'm such a hoarder, and then I'm going to die and realize all I see are a bunch of trips I could've taken,” he added.

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