Cheryl Hines is addressing speculation about her relationship with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

On Friday, the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” actress shared a video on her Instagram Story featuring her husband RFK Jr. showering semi-nude while she promoted her beauty brand, “Hines + Young.” In her now-expired Instagram Story, she included the phrase “Oh Bobby.”

During the video, Hines playfully scolds him for entering the shower as she discusses her beauty brand’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.

“No. You can’t take a shower. I’m doing a video,” she said, which has been widely shared on social media. “No, no. I’m doing … you’ve got to give me a second. I’m doing a video from Hines + Young. Honey.”

RFK Jr. is set to lead the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, a controversial appointment due to his history of opposing vaccines.

Hines went on to share details about the Hines + Young sale, highlighting a “60 percent discount for Black Friday and Cyber Monday,” adding that she needed “to turn this off before he gets out.” The couple has been married since 2014.

The mother-daughter self-care brand was co-founded by Hines and her daughter Catherine Young, with Hines mentioning on her website that they started Hines + Young to “find new ways to feel good while reducing plastic waste.”

The couple has been the subject of split rumors since September, sparked by claims from journalist Oliver Darcy noting a supposed sexting affair between RFK Jr. and former New York Magazine writer Olivia Nuzzi.

However, in an Us Weekly article published on October 20, Hines spoke candidly about their decade-long marriage.

“You look at your husband or partner amidst all the chaos and feel a sense of reassurance, like ‘It’s going to be alright. We will get through this together,'” Hines explained.

She added, “often it’s humorous and you can lean in and say, ‘This is downright crazy,’ while sharing a moment together before moving on to whatever comes next.”

Hines also mentioned to Us Weekly that she seeks to “accept the unpredictability of life, attempting to embrace it rather than resist, welcoming whatever comes.” She emphasized the importance of “finding joy in small moments and not getting too serious,” even when faced with significant challenges.

Kennedy’s mother, Ethel Kennedy, passed away in October. He is one of eleven siblings born to Ethel and the late Robert F. Kennedy, who was the attorney general under his brother, former President John F. Kennedy.