LOLRebecca Romijn Wears Bathing Suit With Husband Jerry O’Connell’s Face on It — See the Photo!
Now that is quite the Father’s Day tribute! Rebecca Romijn decided to show the world just how much she cares about her husband Jerry O’Connell. How? By plastering his face on her one-piece bathing suit.
The actress took to Instagram on Sunday, June 16, to share a photo of herself in quite the outfit. “Happy Father’s Day! Woke @mrjerryoc up like this,” the 46-year-old captioned the picture. Take a look at the hilarious snap below!
Fans were loving the post, as they rushed to the comments section to respond. “Can’t stop laughing!!! This is the BEST!!!” one person said. Another added, “You guys are hysterical!” The pair have been married since 2007, and they share twin girls, Dolly and Charlie, both 10.
While the pair have been together for some time — and seem happy — the actor, 45, once joked that it isn’t the right time to get a divorce. “We have a crazy household with our kids and our three dogs. Our house is so crazy that we just don’t want to get divorced right now because neither one of us wants to end up with our kids and our dogs,” Jerry quipped exclusively to Closer Weekly.
“We realize it’s a team effort and there’s no way we can do it on our own right now!” he added. The couple have no problem making jokes and poking fun at each other, but when it comes to the series stuff — like possibly having another baby — the Stand By Me star is nothing but honest.
“I don’t think that’s happening. That has to be a group decision,” he noted. “I will say this, our kids are [nine] and I would not mind having a baby around. When I see a little baby I really get that baby itch. They are so cute, but I just don’t see it happening.”
Well, for now, the happy duo can continue to raise their girls all while having a good time!
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