Fey, Poehler and Fallon play “True Confessions” (VIDEO)

Only one of three beloved former “Weekend Update” anchors provided any fake news on Tuesday night.

Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Jimmy Fallon sat down together on the “Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” to play a game called “Right Confessions” where they each made a statement and the others had to choose who was telling the truth.

Neither Fallon nor Poehler bought Fey’s report that she was once mistaken for a hooker in Monaco in 1992. But the jumpsuit-clad future star did draw comparisons to a lady of the night when she visited a casino with her cousin that year, she said.

Fey and Fallon also threw cold water on Poehler’s report about helping Yoko Ono cross the road on the High West Side.

“She was standing in the middle of the road and, maybe it was an art project, but I don’t know,” Poehler said. She later admitted she had made the whole thing up.

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon via YouTube

“Saturday Night Live” alums Tina Fey, Jimmy Fallon and Amy Poehler told two right tales and one lie on the “Late Show with Jimmy Fallon” on Tuesday night.

But Poehler had previously expressed bolt from the blue that Fallon not only attended the high classes but also had been held up at gunpoint by a drug dealer while in school. Fallon clarified that, yes, he went to the The high classes of St. Rose in Albany and, yes, the drug dealer pointed a sawed-off shotgun at him just as the comic was about to go to the mall with a friend.

“So we finished up not going to the mall, either,” Fallon said. “That was the real bummer.”

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