The View's Joy Behar didn't hold back when she asked actress Rose Byrne about her husband's steamy on-screen moments! During a recent interview, Behar brought up Byrne's husband, actor Bobby Cannavale, and his penchant for 'explicit scenes' in his movies and shows. But here's where it gets juicy: Behar specifically mentioned a 'not safe for daytime' cameo in the Apple TV+ series Platonic, leaving viewers curious and Byrne laughing.
Behar's question was direct: "How do you feel about him appearing in X-rated scenes?" It's a topic that might make some partners uncomfortable, but Byrne had a refreshing take. She admitted she was initially hesitant to work with her spouse, but working together has been a blast. They've collaborated on plays and TV projects, and Byrne praised Cannavale as a fantastic actor and a creative sounding board.
The couple's professional partnership seems to be a unique strength in their relationship, which has spanned over a decade. But this raises an interesting question: Can working with your significant other enhance your career and personal life, or is it a recipe for disaster? And what about the impact on their children?
Byrne and Cannavale's collaboration is a fascinating dynamic, especially in an industry where relationships are often tested by demanding schedules and intimate scenes. What do you think? Is their approach a brilliant strategy or a potential relationship minefield? Share your thoughts in the comments!
