Getty ImagesAnna Faris may get Chris Pratt all to herself in real life, but she's forced to share her hunky husband on the big screen with two other major Hollywood names: Aubrey Plaza and Jennifer Lawrence.
Thus, in true Faris fashion, she made things super interesting by inviting both women to chat on her podcast, Anna Faris Is Unqualified, about relationships and, yes, even find out which of the ladies has seen her husband's man parts.
In talking with Plaza—who plays Pratt's love interest on Parks and Rec—Faris reveals how drunk people will occasionally ask her about watching her husband kiss another woman onscreen.
Plaza could relate, explaining how she and her boyfriend have made it work. "Yeah I'm in a relationship, and people always ask my boyfriend about me being on television for so long, and he's always like, ‘That's her job.' I think if you don't understand that then it's probably hard to be in a relationship with someone who's an actor. If you can't separate reality and what you're doing, it's hard to live normally."
She says that, while she comes across actors who are definitely charming, when you work with someone as much as she does in the industry, they become more of siblings than anything romantic.
"Specifically with Parks, the amount of time we all spent together and the hours you spend with people on a show like that, you all just become weird siblings and everyone is all up in each others' s--t," she explains.
And speaking of getting all up in everyone's stuff, Faris couldn't help but ask: "Have you seen my husband's balls? You would remember because they are some sexy balls."
Plaza, unfortunately, said she did not recollect ever seeing Pratt's man bits.
Faris also invited her husband's Passengers co-star J.Law to chat a bit about real-life relationships, including moving forward after a breakup—something Lawrence has had to do a couple times in the last several years.
Faris' co-host Sim Sarna asked, "Have you ever been in a situation where you share the same friends with an ex?"
Though J.Law didn't exactly say yes or no, she gave some advice for those currently dealing with that: "Well, you just don't hang out with them together," she explained matter-of-factly. "I don't think anybody needs to keep someone from friends. You shouldn't ask you friends to choose. That's unfair. So you just tell you friends to go hang out with them and you just don't do it together."
However, Pratt had a bit of a different idea on how to go about it: "Sometimes when you break up you have to just let that person have people in their camp who are going to support their hatred of you," he explained.
"That's a big part of breaking up, not trying to make everyone like you. There's going to be a couple friends you lose in the divorce."
Lawrence said she, too, has been through something similar: "I had to do that before. My best friend broke up with a guy, and even though I liked him, too, I had to cut him off. It just has to be up to the friend."
Listen to Faris' full interview with Plaza and Lawrence above.