Hilarie Burton Morgan and her husband, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, apparently keep their marriage spicy.
“Sexting with @jeffreydeanmorgan,” Burton Morgan, 43, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, August 21, sharing a selfie in the middle of what appeared to be a renovation project.
In the snap, the One Tree Hill alum wore a pair of safety goggles and a mask over her nose and mouth. She also had sawdust stuck to her forehead and hair.
Burton Morgan also added hashtags to her upload, which read, “Do Work,” “Fight Fascism” and “Stay Hot.”
Burton Morgan and Morgan, 59, have been together since 2009, eventually tying the knot a decade later in 2019 after welcoming son Gus, now 15, and daughter George, 7.
Shortly before Burton Morgan proposed sending her husband an intimate photo, they joked about viral speculation about the time he spends on self-gratification.
“My wife sent this to me … DYING,” Morgan wrote via Instagram comment on Wednesday, August 20, after an individual claimed to knew how many hours a week the actor masturbates based on a photo of his hands. “I know this because I couldn’t even decipher wtf she was trying to type. She was laughing too hard.”
The social media user theorized that Morgan pleasured himself at least 20 times a week, which the Destination X host called “interesting research.”
“I can’t confirm nor deny [but] 20 A WEEK?!?! That’s a heavy workload for anyone … much less an old fart who’s married to a smoking hot younger lady and either on set or being a dad/farmer,” Morgan added. “TWENTY?! Cheers to ME! Bravo dude. We do appreciate a good laugh, even if at my expense! Keep up the solid research!”
Whenever Morgan and Burton Morgan aren’t on set filming their latest respective projects, they jointly run Mischief Farms in upstate New York.
“I would say [moving] was the biggest gamble because I am not near my old support network; there was no family or friends here. It was me and my son in a cabin,” Burton Morgan told the Rose and Ivy Journal in a 2020 interview. “Jeffrey was coming back and forth from work, and we were trying to figure out how we were going to create a life up here.”
She continued at the time, “You put your energy into your priorities right and a lot of people make work their priority. What we are discovering in this current situation is that maybe what’s going on in your home could be a bigger priority. Let’s make healthy circles, work might be an outer circle and home is an inner circle. Now we have this amazing support network because we made connecting with the people in our town a priority.”
