Indo-Canadian adult film star-turned-actress Sunny Leone has confessed to having a sweet tooth and admits that she puts in extra sugar in her tea.
"I love a lot of sugar in my tea," Sunny said during the shooting of UTV Stars' show "Breakfast To Dinner".
She also said that she refrains from keeping sugar in her house for fear and temptation of making the tea extra sweet.
While giving a tour of her house, Sunny also showed off her musical prowess by strumming the guitar.
The actress made her way into the Indian entertainment industry by participating in reality show "Bigg Boss 5". The show got over in 2012 and she made her Bollywood debut the same year with "Jism 2".
Sunny, whose real name is Karen Malhotra, was also seen in a special song in "Shootout at Wadala" and then featured in "Jackpot". She will next be seen in "Ragini MMS 2".
The episode of "Breakfast To Dinner" featuring Sunny will air Sunday.
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