Jared Leto has admitted that he hasn’t been taking the best care of his Oscar award.

The 30 Seconds To Mars frontman won Best Supporting Actor at the Academy Awards earlier this year for his part of Rayon in ‘Dallas Buyers Club’.

Speaking to the Associated Press about the handling of his golden statue Jared revealed:

“My Oscar is a filthy mess. Everybody was pawing that thing. I kind of was just passing it around at parties. A couple of times I lost sight of it and I thought, ‘You know, if it goes away, it’s not meant to be mine.’ But it always finds its way back to me.”

Leto also spoke about the film roles he has been offered since starring in ‘Dallas Buyers Club’:

“I’m looking at scripts and reading scripts. Which is interesting because I didn’t read scripts for years before ‘Dallas Buyers Club’. But now… you have opportunities to work with people that you really respect or admire, people whose work has been inspiring and influential.”

Aside from acting, a documentary following 30 Seconds To Mars and the negative side of the music industry, titled ‘Artifact’, will debut on American television today (April 26).

Watch the trailer for ‘Artifact’ below: