Morgan Freeman told Donnie Wahlberg and Jenny McCarthy that they ‘had to get a room’

When it comes to their love life, Donnie Wahlberg And Jenny McCarthy Are frank and not afraid to exhibit their PDA, regardless of the viewer.

In an exclusive interview with WeWahlberg, 55, and McCarthy, 52, who met in 2012 and married in 2014, remembered that they had attended the Emmy’s shortly after their marriage, where they decided to sneak away for a few minutes. While they were kissing in the corridor, Wahlberg heard one of the most distinctive voices in Hollywood.

“We hear this voice say:” Take a room, “Wahlberg said Us. “I thought,” That sounded like the voice of God. ” It was Morgan Vrijman. He walked past and winked at us and we said, “Is there a bathroom nearby?”

Since you say ‘yes’, it is a common phenomenon that you will automatically release during public events. McCarthy added that the duo still “likes to sneak away at parties.”

“If someone has a Christmas party, we look for the bathroom in the basement and we benefit from the moment,” she teased.

If no guest room is available, the lovebirds like to think out-of-the-box, and sometimes their spontaneity takes them on a fast ride, out of sight of the audience.

“And I think there was once that I thought:” We never did it in a car, “she added. “And they said,” Well, let’s do it. ” So we drove into the street to do it. “

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Whether it is for the ‘voice of God’ or in the privacy of their own car, Wahlberg says that they try to ‘keep it tough ten years after their marriage.

“It’s like treating yourself in the right way the way you did when you first started to fall for the first time,” he explained. “That’s real. That way you keep it alive, don’t assume that it was already 10 years ago. We no longer have to do things like that. No, do it. Do all the things that showed how much you cared about it in the beginning. Keep doing it as well as possible. ”

However, that does not mean that Wahlberg and McCarthy look up public places – or that it was intended that Freeman would catch them on kisses.

“We don’t want people to look at us,” said McCarthy. “We try to make sure it is private, but it makes it more fun than the typical bedroom.”

For those who are interested in seeing how Wahlberg and McCarthy do something in addition to packing the PDA, the couple will host the ID True-Crime Special together Very scary lovers on February 2 at 10 p.m. Very scary people.

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