Keke Palmer Explains Why Her First On-Screen Kiss Was 'Weird'
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“I had a call with my agent, and I was like: ‘I’m scared about this. This is weird,'" the actor recalled.
Keke Palmer is providing a glimpse at the challenges faced by child actors.
On a Nov. 20 episode of Shannon Sharpe’s “Club Shay Shay” podcast, Palmer said that her first major on-screen kiss — with fellow actor Corbin Bleu in the 2007 Disney film “Jump In!” — felt weird.
“How did that go over with your parents?” Sharpe asked.
“It was actually a big thing for all of us, because I was 12 and Corbin was 17,” Palmer said.
Although Bleu sought to make her feel comfortable by holding her hand, Palmer said that he gave off a “brother vibe,” which added to the strangeness of the situation.
“It was a moment where [me and co-star Jessica Williams] looked into each other’s eyes like, ‘This is happening,’” the “New Girl” star recalled.
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