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Watch: Ellen DeGeneres freaks out Sarah Paulson with clown scare

the actress received a triple whammy of scares

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Sarah Paulson got a taste of what it’s like to be her “American Horror Story” character, Ally, while appearing on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

DeGeneres went in for not one, but a triple whammy, of scares that terrified Paulson.

In the first scare, DeGeneres pops out of a closet in the bathroom of Paulson’s dressing room. While discussing that scare, another person comes up behind Paulson and scares her. Still recovering from the second scare, a clown pops up causing Paulson to crawl under a table with fright.

Paulson had a good sense of humor about it post-show, but admits she was truly scared.

Watch below.

 

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