New Delhi:
The Wanted's Tom Parker shamelessly admitted he sometimes picks leftovers out of rubbish bins when he gets hungry.
Tom told Fuse TV: "Of course I've eaten food from the garbage, who doesn't? It was bagels, I remember. It's not that big a deal, is it?"
The British boy band has cracked America this year and had the opportunity to meet the likes of Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez.
But the down-to-earth guys insist we won't be seeing any diva behaviour and claim they haven't let fame go to their heads.
Nathan Sykes, 18, explained: "Our riders have probably got smaller as we are less fussy now. It helps with staying down to earth because we don't want to give out an impression that we've become big-headed."
Despite have a new legion of US fans, the 'Chasing The Sun' hitmakers don't think America is ready for a reality show featuring their wild antics.
Jay McGuiness - who is also joined in the group by Max George and Siva Kaneswaran - said: "We won't get a TV show because only New York and LA would like us. The rest of America would think we were Satan-worshipping evil b******s."
The Wanted's Tom Parker shamelessly admitted he sometimes picks leftovers out of rubbish bins when he gets hungry.
Tom told Fuse TV: "Of course I've eaten food from the garbage, who doesn't? It was bagels, I remember. It's not that big a deal, is it?"
The British boy band has cracked America this year and had the opportunity to meet the likes of Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez.
But the down-to-earth guys insist we won't be seeing any diva behaviour and claim they haven't let fame go to their heads.
Nathan Sykes, 18, explained: "Our riders have probably got smaller as we are less fussy now. It helps with staying down to earth because we don't want to give out an impression that we've become big-headed."
Despite have a new legion of US fans, the 'Chasing The Sun' hitmakers don't think America is ready for a reality show featuring their wild antics.
Jay McGuiness - who is also joined in the group by Max George and Siva Kaneswaran - said: "We won't get a TV show because only New York and LA would like us. The rest of America would think we were Satan-worshipping evil b******s."
