The Tonight Show is known for its lighthearted, often hilarious segments that push the boundaries of celebrity interaction. One such segment that perfectly encapsulates this blend of humor and surprise is the recurring game called “Show Me Your Phone,” which sees guests revealing personal secrets from their mobile devices. The game typically involves Jimmy Fallon and his celebrity guest taking turns hitting a button that triggers random prompts, leading them to share something from their phones, whether it’s a text message, a voice memo, a Google search, or even a deleted photo.

One of the most memorable and comedic instances of Show Me Your Phone occurred when Kim Kardashian-West appeared on the show. The game was played in its usual unpredictable style, with both Jimmy and Kim being put on the spot to reveal the private contents of their phones. What ensued was a delightful series of exchanges that had the audience laughing out loud and left viewers at home getting a peek behind the glitzy public personas of two of the world’s most famous stars.

The First Round: Last Text Messages

The game kicked off with a prompt that many people would consider the ultimate test of privacy—revealing the last text message from their spouse. Jimmy Fallon, ever the good sport, went first and was tasked with showing his last text from his wife. As expected, there was a moment of hesitation, but when the text appeared, it was sweet and heartwarming, featuring a personal message between the couple. Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian, who had previously joked about not cleaning her phone, hesitated briefly but ultimately complied.

Kim’s text from her husband, Kanye West, took the game to an emotional level. It was a heartfelt message about the couple’s family ranch in Wyoming, complete with a photo of the location and a quote from Kanye that read, “West Lake—the first ranch in our family. Fifty years from now, this will mean so much to us.” This glimpse into the West family’s life and Kanye’s deep thoughts on their future resonated with the audience, showcasing a side of the celebrity couple that wasn’t often visible to the public.

The Second Round: Voice Memos and Singing

The second round took a more humorous turn as the players were instructed to reveal voice memos. Jimmy Fallon, known for his ability to inject humor into almost any situation, confessed that he often recorded impromptu songs in the middle of the night. One of these spontaneous compositions, titled “I Don’t Like This,” was played for the audience. With its offbeat, whimsical lyrics that humorously referenced medical procedures like a colonoscopy, it was clear that Fallon’s creative process had no bounds. The audience was in stitches as they listened to the work-in-progress song, which seemed to be a quirky, off-kilter country tune.

Kim Kardashian, however, took the high road with her own voice memos. She revealed that, rather than recording random songs, she would use her voice memos to capture precious moments with her children as they told bedtime stories. She even played a recording from when she babysat her nephew Mason. The sweet, heartwarming nature of her voice memo not only softened the mood but also provided a rare, touching insight into her family life, something fans rarely get to see.

The Third Round: Google Searches

Things took a slightly awkward turn in the third round when the prompt asked both Kim and Jimmy to reveal their most recent Google search. Jimmy, with his usual charm, revealed that his most recent search was rather mundane, but it still managed to get a few chuckles from the audience. On the other hand, Kim Kardashian’s search history sparked a wave of laughter and mild embarrassment as she nervously admitted, “Is shapewear with pee hole better?”

Kim quickly explained that this inquiry stemmed from her new SKIMS line and the practicality of having a pee hole in shapewear—particularly in situations like the Emmys, where long hours in formalwear can be less than convenient. Her candidness about the practicality of shapewear was both relatable and unexpected, shedding light on the often unspoken realities behind fashion choices.

The Fourth Round: Voicemail Greetings

The next round of the game involved revealing each other’s voicemail greetings. Kim, who is known for her larger-than-life presence, revealed that she had no voicemail setup at all. Instead, she directed callers to text her or call back. The audience, particularly the younger crowd, seemed to find this surprisingly relatable.

Jimmy Fallon, on the other hand, had a voicemail greeting that could only be described as theatrical. With the help of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jimmy’s voicemail included a rap about leaving messages and respecting Jimmy’s “various talents.” The clever rhyme and energetic performance left the audience laughing and clapping. This voicemail, clearly a product of Jimmy’s comedic nature, was a fun and lighthearted addition to the game.

The Fifth and Final Round: Deleted Photos

The final round of Show Me Your Phone was undoubtedly the most daring. Winnie Harlow, who had joined the show as a special guest, presented the challenge of selecting a photo from the other person’s deleted folder and posting it on Instagram. The twist was that these were the deleted images—photos that people chose not to keep and, by their very nature, were often unflattering or personal.

Jimmy Fallon, ever the sport, was the first to tackle this challenge and, after some searching, found a photo of Kim Kardashian from a fitting session in her closet. Kim, wearing a fitting outfit, appeared slightly annoyed by the photo, but she took it in stride, revealing that it had been one of many taken during her fitting process. The audience enjoyed the behind-the-scenes look into Kim’s wardrobe process, with Fallon posting the image to his Instagram.

Kim, in turn, selected an image of Jimmy from his deleted folder. The photo, showing him in what appeared to be an awkward, slightly blurry moment, was immediately posted to her Instagram story with the caption, “I hacked Jimmy’s phone.” The playful teasing between the two celebrities continued, with the audience eagerly following along on social media.

Conclusion: A Fun, Relatable Moment

What made this episode of Show Me Your Phone so memorable wasn’t just the hilarious revelations or the awkward silences—it was the genuine camaraderie between Jimmy Fallon and Kim Kardashian. Through the game, both celebrities were able to share unexpected, personal moments with their fans, providing a unique glimpse into their private lives. Whether it was Kim’s sweet text from Kanye about their family ranch or Jimmy’s hilarious 3 a.m. voice memo, it was clear that the game was about more than just laughs—it was about creating a space where vulnerability and humor could coexist.

For fans, the segment was a reminder that celebrities, despite their larger-than-life images, are just like the rest of us. They send sweet texts to their spouses, voice memo their kids’ bedtime stories, and have embarrassing deleted photos. It’s this authenticity that makes segments like Show Me Your Phone so compelling—and why we’ll likely continue to tune in for more unfiltered moments in the future.