Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys had ‘sex all the time’ in disguises on The Americans set
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Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys had ‘sex all the time’ in disguises on The Americans set

Keri Russell has opened up about falling in love with Matthew Rhys on The Americans set, and why she told him not to thank her at this year's Emmys.

Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys had a lot of fun with their disguises on The Americans.

The Long Sip
What happened

Keri Russell appeared on Chelsea Handler's podcast and shared candid stories about her relationship with co-star Matthew Rhys, which began on The Americans set in late 2013.

The detail

Russell said she told Rhys before the 2026 Emmys that he did not need to thank her in his speech, as he was anxious about public speaking.

And then

Russell, 50, also explained why she and Rhys, who share a 10-year-old son, are in no rush to marry after 13 years together.

Full story at News.com.au

What readers are saying

daz1984
She gave him permission to not mention her in his speech a few days before. That's actually pretty smart - takes the pressure off him to remember to say something in the moment and lets him focus on what he actually wants to say.
BrightonWendy
So they were falling in love while still playing a married couple on set. Did the producers know what was going on, or did they find out later?
Dio
Thirteen years together and no rush to marry. Fair enough if that works for them.
BigSue
Good on her for letting him have his moment without the obligation to thank her.
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