Drew Barrymore Admits She's Turned On By Leonardo DiCaprio's 'Naughty Boy' Lifestyle: 'I Love It'

Though Leonardo DiCaprio is rumored to be dating model Victoria Lames, Drew Barrymore isn't afraid to shoot her shot!

The actor's name was brought up on the Monday, January 23, episode of her eponymous talk show, as guest Sam Smith named the Titanic lead when asked who his first celebrity crush was.

The mom-of-two, 47, agreed DiCaprio, 48, always had her eye, and she then quipped of his youthful lifestyle, "I love that he's still clubbing!"

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"I bet he goes to the body shop," added the Santa Clarita Diet alum, a reference to Smith's song "Unholy." The singer, 30, acknowledged the actor is "a naughty boy," to which Barrymore replied, "I know and I love it."

Despite nearing 50, the Oscar winner is often spotted out at clubs and aboard yachts with a bevy of models in tow, and he's notorious for dating women no older than 26, with his current flame ringing in at just 23.

Meanwhile, the Never Been Kissed star revealed last month she just started dating again after her tough divorce from Will Kopelman in 2016.

Barrymore admitted she "started to get a little worried" about reentering the dating scene since she's "too good at being alone," but she decided to do so anyway. However, she isn't necessarily looking for an intimate relationship.

"I’m not a person who needs sex and has to go out there and engage with people on that level. I am someone who is deeply committed to fostering how young girls, my daughters, and myself as a woman, are supposed to function in this world!" she shared in an October blog post. "A relationship with a man has not been top of mind for me for a very long time."

While she insisted she doesn't judge people who are able to go from relationship to relationship, she realized that doing so didn't work for her.

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"I needed to stay very celibate and honoring and in some sort of state of morning of the loss of a nuclear family that I swore I would have for my daughters and to find grace and acceptance and what our new normal of a blended family would be. It took time," expressed the Rebel Homemaker author. "I’m proud of myself that I took that time. I need time. And my view on sex has truly changed."