Lauren Graham Admits To Dating ‘A Couple’ Of Her ‘Gilmore Girls’ Co-Stars
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The actor revealed the information after she was asked if she ever dated Scott Patterson — who played Luke, her central love interest, on the show.
The Stars Hollow Gazette would have been all over this — or, at the very least, Miss Patty and Babette.
It seems that Lauren Graham offered up a pretty tasty tidbit about her personal life that many may have overlooked.
The “Gilmore Girls” star was promoting the paperback release of her book “Have I Told You This Already?” during an event in Charleston, South Carolina, last month when a fan asked her if she had ever dated Scott Patterson.
Patterson played Luke in the beloved series, who was the central love interest for Graham’s character, Lorelai.
“We did not ever take our work outside of the work,” Graham said of Patterson. “But I did date a couple of the other guys.”
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