In the latest episode of outrageous celebrity antics, Simon Cowell, the infamous "X Factor" judge, is spilling the beans on his wild and unconventional methods to defy aging at the ripe age of 66. That's right, he's not just aging gracefully; he’s on a bizarre journey to turn back the clock, and he's not afraid to share his secrets!

During a shockingly revealing chat on the "Rolling Stone Music Now" podcast, Cowell bragged about his trips to a wellness clinic that sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. Can you believe this? They take HIS blood, rinse it, filter it, and then put it right back into his body! How is this even legal? Cowell calls this radical procedure part of his plan for "aging backwards." He insists that changing his diet, hitting the gym more often, and cutting down on stress have worked wonders for him. 

And wait, it gets even crazier! Cowell revealed that he once considered cryopreservation,yes, freezing himself! “I actually was gonna freeze myself once because I thought why not?” he joked, before adding a bizarre detail about coming back in 2,000 years as a floating head. Seriously? Who thinks like this? 

For those unaware, cryopreservation is a radical technique that involves freezing deceased individuals in the hopes of reviving them someday. Currently, around 600 people worldwide have taken the plunge into this chilling trend, with many more dreaming about their future as ice cubes in a lab.

As Cowell reflects on his life and his 11-year-old son Eric with partner Lauren Silverman, he claims he wants to be remembered for his tireless work ethic and kindness. “I’d like to be remembered as somebody who’s always worked hard. I do believe that I’ve been nice to everyone I’ve met,” he stated. This is quite a contrast to the notorious personalities in the industry who put on a friendly façade but are “absolute monsters” behind the scenes. What a noble sentiment… in Hollywood terms!

Simon Cowell’s bizarre commitment to staying youthful, alongside his thoughts on legacy, paints a picture of a man who is clearly willing to go to extreme lengths for relevance.