Jennifer Love Hewitt on Acting Alongside Her Husband on 9-1-1 / Vulture

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Acting alongside one’s spouse on a TV show might seem like a dream to some actors — but what if the onscreen relationship is one of abuse and coercion?
“Thank god my husband on the show is nothing like my husband in real life,” Love Hewitt said at the Vulture Emmy Studio. “It was nice to have each other to lean on [on set].”



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