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Cameron Diaz doesn’t mind waxing poetic on “The Tonight Show.”

The actress appeared on the late-night TV show with co-star Eric Stonestreet to promote the pair’s latest film, “Bad Teacher.”

Stonestreet told Leno that Diaz had hooked him up with a chiropractor on the set of the show. In order to repay the blond bombshell, he offered the services of what he called “the best waxer in Hollywood.”

“At the end of this interview, the three of us, if you guys are down, we’re all going to have a threesome waxing session,” Stonestreet said in an almost-perfect deadpan.

“That would be amazing,” a laughing Diaz replied. “By the way, I’m holding you to it, because I’m due for a little … tidiness.”

“I know a little something about it … I’d be glad to help out,” Leno interjected.

Apparently concerned that the night show audience might get the wrong idea about her waxing needs, Diaz hastily clarified what needed a trim: “I’m talking about my legs, geez!”

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Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, 27 — who’s been dubbed “the kid who made Obama president” for organizing his social networking site, My.BarackObama.com, during the historic 2008 campaign — is planning to marry his long-term boyfriend, Sean Eldridge.

Wunderkind Hughes, said to be worth $100 million, was a roommate of Mark Zuckerberg at Harvard and served as Facebook’s spokesman. He’s now an Entrepreneur in Residence at General Catalyst Partners, a Cambridge, Mass., venture capital firm.

Eldridge, the baby-faced political director for Freedom To Marry, announced his engagement to Hughes before guests including City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, Newark Mayor Cory Booker, state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Simon Doonan and Jonathan Adler at the couple’s sprawling SoHo loft for the New York City Reception in Support of Freedom To Marry.

“This is very timely for Chris and I to have you here tonight to celebrate marriage and work on marriage,” Eldridge announced to guests. “We got engaged two weeks ago, so there is a real sense of urgency.”

The two decided to make their longtime relationship legal on New Year’s Eve. “We were in Thailand in a hotel room in the north. We were delayed after two days in the snowstorm and Chris got down on one knee and proposed. It was very traditional and very sweet,” Eldridge told us. “We’ve been together for five years now.”

They have yet to set a date, and Eldridge said they’ll try to wait until gay marriage is legal in New York.

“As you know, we can’t get married in New York, so there is more of an urgency to approve gay marriage, so we can get married here,” Eldridge said. “We’re going to get married in the next year or two for sure — we’re hoping as soon as possible.”

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