Jeremy Allen White spends his free time "fantasising" about real estate

Speaking on the Smartless podcast about he he manages to "completely decompress", he said: "I'm obsessed with reality real estate shows, and I'm, like, always on my realtor app.

"I don't buy anything, but I like to fantasise... I send listings to friends, and they're like, 'Just buy it then!' "

Jeremy admitted he often finds himself on his travels for work or even on a road trip, and he ends up on apps trying to see what houses are available as he imagines an alternate life.

He added: "What if I got another place here? What if I just, like, would come here all the time?"

He's not alone, as actor Jason Bateman - who co-hosts the podcast with Sean Hayes and Will Arnett - admitted he finds himself doing the same.

He said: "I'm immediately thinking about getting a place there. That's how I could feel like I'm at home there. So I'm not homesick."

Jeremy named Bisbee, Arizona as the "weirdest" place he's thought about moving to, while on a cross country road trip across the United States around a decade ago.

He recalled: "Very small town, but very sweet. We spent the night there at a bed-and-breakfast, got up the next day and was walking around and talking to locals.

"And, everybody I spoke to - like, nobody was from Bisbee."

Instead, people passed through the city, started a business and never left.

Meanwhile, The Beast star recently insisted he is lucky to have found success later in life.

He told Vanity Fair magazine: "I think it's always going to come back to me feeling lucky that I was able to work for a very long time in my late teens and throughout my 20s without having the burden of being a very public person.

"Shameless was a popular TV show, but nobody ever wanted to interview me or anything. And if they did, I would catch myself doing like a Sean Penn impression - or, like, my understanding of Sean Penn. Trying to come off as over it in some way, or tough in some way.

"The Bear has taken me to a different level, but I'm lucky that it's in my early 30s, where I think I feel a bit more settled in myself, and I don't feel like I need to put on any self-serious or troubled attitudes."