Naked RFK Jr. Makes Cameo On Wife Cheryl Hines' Social Media
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Kennedy stripped down to shower as his sitcom star wife showed off a candle emblazoned with her husband's "Make America Healthy Again" motto.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is really committing to keeping things natural.
Donald Trump’s controversial pick for secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services stripped down to take a shower while his wife, Cheryl Hines, promoted products from her health and beauty line, Hines + Young, on social media over the weekend.
The “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star seemed tickled by what she called a “content interruption” in text at the top of the clip, where she giggled and told her politician husband, “No, you can’t take a shower! I’m doing a video.”
While Kennedy was in the buff, Hines continued to show off a candle emblazoned with the letters “MAHA,” shorthand for the vaccine skeptic’s “Make America Healthy Again” motto.
Shrugging off the distraction behind her, the sitcom star decided to add a note at the bottom of her video that said, “Oh Bobby,” along with a trio of sheepish emojis.
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