Mark Consuelos And Jerry O’Connell Crash A Random Palm Springs Couple’s Home In A Hilarious ‘Live’ Bit: “Thank You For Letting Me Use Your Bathroom”
Mark Consuelos and Jerry O’Connell sure know how to make themselves at home.
The two stars and Live with Kelly and Mark‘s director Brian Chapman took to the green for a round of golf on Tuesday’s episode in Palm Springs, and boldly made some new friends in the process. After Consuelos took a dramatic swing, he and O’Connell were seen approaching a home just off of the course, clubs in hand.
“Did we hit your house?” Consuelos asked.
O’Connell apologized, “So sorry if we did.”
Fortunately, the couple who reside in the home were understanding, shaking hands with Consuelos and O’Connell and conceding, “that’s what you get when you live on the golf course.”
O’Connell began taking a look around their deck, pointing out their bathing suits laying out to dry. As the woman explained that they were “in the hot tub this morning,” O’Connell picked up her bathing suit to show the camera.
She sheepishly quipped, “Oh yeah, put that on national TV.”
O’Connell also took note of the “coffee going,” and asked if it would be alright if he and Consuelos could “grab a cup” and head inside. The couple obliged, and even offered the two some of their “homemade peach chutney,” which O’Connell sampled on a slice of prosciutto.
“[The] chutney pairs so well with the prosciutto,” he proclaimed after taking a bite.
Consuelos gave the woman a hug, and thanked her for the “intrusion.”
After viewers were treated to the rest of the golf match, the program returned to Consuelos and O’Connell sitting down with Kelly Ripa and Rebecca Romijn. Consuelos thanked the couple once again, whom he identified as Rodney and Kristi Lundquist, and who were sitting in the audience. The couple received a round of applause as they waved to the rest of the crowd.
“Kristi, the chutney was delicious,” Consuelos gushed.
O’Connell echoed Consuelos and teased, “And thank you for letting me use your bathroom, too!”
Ripa added, “I am so sorry on behalf of both of them.”
