Gettin' Frisky: Celeb Encounters With the TSA

Apr 25, 2012 | 4:00 PM Written By: Jessica T

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When it comes to airports celebrities don't get special treatment, and are subject to screenings and pat-downs just like everyone else.

Take a look through this gallery to see your favorite celebrity's run-in with the TSA:

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