Kaylee

There's no, you know, I have his phone and a message pops up from a previous co-star he just worked with.

She's basically saying like, hey, did this production team reach out to you about this project?

Or are they kind of just like screwing with me?

And then he responds like, oh, no, like they reached out to me, but I'm kind of waiting on the, I'm choosing to wait on the rewrite.

And then she's basically saying, oh, yeah, they offered, they upped the price for me.

They offered more, but I'm not sure given like the script.

Because I guess the specific script was very sexual, even more so than the standard.

They're going back and forth messaging about whether or not they're going to do it.

Well, she tells him like, hey, just let me know if you choose to do it because I want to do it with someone that I've worked with before.

And so like I'm looking at that and then I got heated and triggered because I'm like, wait, so you're basically making like a work decision with another woman.

And you guys are talking about the context is a sexual scene, which obviously is like a trigger point for me.

And so my point of view, I was trying to explain to him last night.

I was like, I think that should be between your agent, the producers and your wife.

I don't think that's something you need to talk about with this other woman that you're going to be having this sexual scene with.

I just I think that's crossing a boundary for me.

And then he got upset because I think he feels attacked.

And he's like, but I respected our marriage.

There's nothing I said that was inappropriate.

And I was like, no, of course, I know you didn't say anything inappropriate.

It's the I'm just trying to explain to you that this is a boundary that I feel needs to be drawn.