Samuel L. Jackson reveals Kamala Harris' 'favorite curse word'

Samuel L. Jackson said he can get behind Vice President Kamala Harris' candidacy because they share the same favorite curse word.

The potty-mouthed actor didn't actually say the expletive while on stage campaigning for Harris in a star-studded rally in Clarkston, Georgia on Thursday, but he mumbled enough of the letters for supporters to guess.

'We've heard her favorite curse word is a favorite of mine too,' Jackson divulged. 'But I ain't gonna say mothafu – that word.'

'I don't know about you, but that's the kinda president I can stand behind. That's the kinda president I could see leading our country forward,' he said of the VP.

Jackson joins other stars stumping for Harris in Georgia just a day after former President Donald Trump visited a nearby Atlanta suburb.

Among the speakers and performers are actor and filmmaker Tyler Perry, director Spike Lee and singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen.

Former President Barack Obama is also campaigning for the Democratic 2024 hopeful.

Georgia is one of the seven swing states vital to winning next month. The others are Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Early voting in the Peach State began October 15 and runs through November 1. Polling places will reopen on Election Day on November 5. More than 2 million people have already cast their ballots in early voting in Georgia.

There are just over 7 million people registered to vote in the state, meaning more than a third have already cast their ballots.

But Harris and Trump are making sure they continue courting Georgia voters until the last minute.

Trump held a rally with Turning Point Action in Duluth, Georgia on Wednesday after attending a faith-based town hall in Zebulon, Georgia.

Harris was in Georgia for her birthday on October 20 and is back just four days later for the star-studded rally on Thursday.

Jackson is known for his frequent use of profanity in movies, especially words like 'f**k' and 'motherf***er.'

While he has been called the most prolific swearer in movies, he comes in second to Jonah Hill.

A survey of thousands of movie scripts found Hill used 376 curse words compared to Jakcon's 301.

Jackson called the results 'bulls**t' and said there must have been a miscount.