Kristen Bell apologizes to a fan for this s-x scene from "The Woman of the House..."
Kristen Bell Responded To A Fan That She Said She Had A Very Awkward Moment Watching The S-x Scene From "The Woman Across The Street From The Girl In The Window"
Actress Kristen Bell has apologized to a Netflix user after he had an uncomfortable experience during Netflix's new series, potentially the longest-running title winner in history, 'The Woman Across The House From The Girl In The House'. window'.
In the new show, available on Netflix from January 28, Kristen's character, Anna, has a very passionate s-x scene with Rex, who is played by Benjamin Levy Aguilar.
Only a few hours had passed since the release of 'The woman across the street from the girl in the window' when a Twitter user named Eric revealed what the moment was like when he saw the s-xual scene in the company of his mother and his girlfriend.
"The woman in the house across the street" and its s-xual scene
Eric wrote in his tweet: "Just watched Kristen Bell get absolutely mugged with my girlfriend and my mom in the same room..."
After seeing the tweet, Kristen responded to Eric with an apology that did not sound so serious, because apparently the 41-year-old actress found the situation, beyond being uncomfortable, extremely funny.
“Hahahahaha sorry mate,” Kristen tweeted. Eric then jokingly responded to Kristen's apology, tweeting, "You need to apologize to my mom right now."
The communication stopped there and we no longer knew what happened at the time Eric saw the scene, but it must be said that these types of situations are extremely common when we watch Netflix series in the company of relatives. UOS!
Cast of “The woman from the house across the street”
The quirky Netflix series, as intricate as its name, stars Kristen Bell, Tom Riley, Benjamin Levy Aguilar, Mary Holland, Michael Ealy and Christina Anthony.
Kristen Bell plays Anna, a woman caught up in the monotony who has a habit of sitting and looking out the window while life passes by her, very well accompanied by a glass of wine. In the background we have a mother who lives tormented by the loss of her daughter and her subsequent divorce.
When handsome Neil and his daughter Emma move in across the street, Anna thinks she's witnessed a murder, but the series casts doubt on her, and therein lies her charm.
The story is told in 20 episodes from which we can expect everything: from comedy to thriller, genres are combined to generate addictive entertainment in which it is hard to know if one is facing a suspenseful story or an absolute satire of the genre.
