And apparently, what she found was less party boy and more fanboy.
She continued, “I didn't tell him where we were going and we walk into this beach house and everything was Titanic. Titanic towels, Titanic posters, Titanic everywhere. And so, [my boyfriend] did look at me and was like, 'Is this Leo's house?' And I was like, 'Yes this is Leo's house.' So that was pretty amazing."
Of course, one may think that an interior shrine to Jack and Rose may feel more like a gift shop, however, apparently it was far from with Weaver insisting that “everything was very tasteful.”
Our personal décor taste aside, she continued, “I don't think that's something he would do now, but back then… again, this was like the '90s. I think the film wasn't even that old [yet]. It was also not his main house, and he hardly went there, so I think it was probably his mother who did it.”
Naturally, DiCaprio's mother's ode to her son may not be your interior styling of choice, but according to Weaver, her bedroom left a rather lasting impression. Weaver confessed, “It was the best bed I ever slept in, in my life.”
And just like that, our hearts will go on to love DiCaprio another day.
You can check out Megan Weaver's retelling of the story on the Behind the Velvet Rope podcast below.
