There’s one big area where Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenberg simply do not see eye to eye.
The actress loves a fit check on Instagram. But during an interview on PEOPLE in 10, hosted by Makho Ndlovu, Chung, 42, admitted that she and her husband “almost got, like, multiple divorces” over Greenberg’s inability to be a good cameraman for her content.
“No, honey. No,” Chung said when asked if the Suits L.A. star helps her behind the camera.
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“We almost got, like, multiple divorces from telling him how to take a shot or how to take a video,” she said. “When it comes to me trying to give him a note, or direct, he just does not engage.”
Chung, on the other hand, has been very hands-on behind the camera with helping her husband prep for work on Suits L.A., where he stars as attorney Rick Dodson.
“You know what the blessing is of one actor working and one actor currently not — cause it’s very tough out there — it’s learning to appreciate these opportunities,” she said.
“And lately, because work’s been very tough, I throw myself into his work and I’m so happy that my partner is working because it’s enabled me to help me use a different part of my brain.”
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Despite not being the best cameraman for his wife’s fit checks, Greenberg, 46, reflected on how he and Chung make things work in their near-decade of marriage earlier this year.
“It’s definitely got its challenges. But I think with any – it’s not just Hollywood, you know, it’s any relationship, I think you have to stay curious,” he said on Today with Jenna & Friends in March.
“You can really fall into the role of ‘I’m just a dad,’ or, you know, ‘I’m just a mom.’ You kind of forget about each other, and I think it’s important to just be like, oh yeah, check in, ‘How are you doing? What’s going on with you?’ Oh, you’re evolving too as a person,” he said. “You’re not the same person I met 10 years ago or 15 years ago. So changing… I just think keeping that curiosity is imperative.”
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