»Drama is life with the dull parts cut out of it« Alfred Hitch

Stunning 😍

Brilliant❤️‍🔥💥

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It was definitely not a part of the original photoshoot release with the New York Times article back in March. There’s a similar photo with Cait looking to her right instead of straight ahead, but I haven’t seen this one before.

I did a reverse photo search and checked Instagram and still couldn’t find a source.

Courtesy of this lovely interview:

Caitriona Balfe said recently that her husband loves soccer ⚽️.

You PR people, use your power to make it happen.

And while we're on the subject of 'husbands', 'fiancés', and 'boyfriends' (or, alternatively, 'wives', 'fiancées', and 'girlfriends'), I have to say that I genuinely don't understand how people can believe that any boyfriend, fiancé, or husband would be perfectly happy, calm, and accepting when welcoming home his girlfriend, fiancée, or wife after a long day at work spent doing things like this ⤵️⤵️⤵️

And please don't tell me that actors somehow have a different moral code, or a different sense of shame, propriety, and personal boundaries than the rest of us mere Earthlings. Or that their real-life partners are simply expected to adapt. Imagine someone expecting you to adapt to the fact that your partner, as part of their job, spends their workday doing things like this. Go on. Imagine it.

Exactly. Quite apart from that, I find it difficult to believe that, after a "workday" like that, people simply shake hands, say 'well, see you tomorrow', and go their separate ways. The human organism does not, in fact, work like that.

Wife: Oh, just the usual, tongue and cheek workouts...

Husband: Sounds like a lot of heavy lifting...

Wife: No, just the usual, raming it in there kind of day!

Are they hot or what 🔥🔥🔥

Our adorable @samsonb7 friend has suggested me this, so here it is ;)

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