‘Oh, Bobby!’ RFK Jr. Bares (Almost) All in Cheryl Hines’ Cheeky Shower Ad [WATCH]

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., known for his environmental advocacy and recent political endeavors, made a surprise (and nearly unclothed) appearance in a lighthearted Instagram video shared by his wife, actress Cheryl Hines.

The “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star used the clip to spotlight her eco-friendly self-care line, Hines+Young, co-founded with her daughter, Catherine Young.

As reported by Fox News, Hines, 59, promoted a Black Friday sale by holding up a bottle of linen spray and a tin of body cream. The comedic twist? Her husband, the 70-year-old independent presidential candidate, was visible in the shower behind her—albeit strategically obscured by her head.

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In the playful video, Hines interrupted herself, laughing as she told Kennedy, “You’ve gotta give me a second. I’m doing a video for Hines+Young.” The clip, captioned with “H+Y Content Interruption” and a cheeky “Oh Bobby,” featured heart and smiley face emojis, highlighting the couple’s humorous dynamic.

The video wasn’t just about laughs—it promoted Hines+Young’s 60% off sale, including products bearing the tagline “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA), a nod to Kennedy’s health-focused movement.

Cheryl Hines, the co-star of Curb Your Enthusiasm, promotes products from her health and beauty line for Black Friday, while her husband, the Secretary of Health and Human Services-designate, Robert Kennedy Jr., showers behind her. pic.twitter.com/UNeZg38jWr

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While the video showcased their chemistry, Kennedy’s recent political moves have been far more serious. After initially vying for the Democratic presidential nomination, Kennedy pivoted in October 2023, announcing his independent candidacy.

His wife, though not always in political alignment with him, stood by his side throughout the campaign.

In an earlier interview with Fox News Digital, Hines acknowledged their differing political views. “We’ve learned to talk through it… Sometimes, agree to disagree,” she explained. Despite these differences, she praised their ability to maintain open communication, a cornerstone of their relationship.

Kennedy’s campaign, which emphasized unity and health reform, resonated with voters across party lines. After suspending his independent bid, Kennedy threw his support behind Republican nominee Donald Trump.

This unexpected endorsement underscored Kennedy’s broader mission to address the country’s health and environmental challenges.

Following Trump’s victory over Vice President Kamala Harris, Kennedy’s influence took a new turn.

In a Nov. 14 announcement, Trump named Kennedy as the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). Praising Kennedy’s dedication to transparency and public health, Trump promised a major overhaul of the agency.

“Mr. Kennedy will restore these agencies to gold-standard scientific research and transparency,” Trump stated, referencing Kennedy’s pledge to tackle chronic disease and harmful chemicals. Kennedy’s new role aligns with his “MAHA” vision, ensuring his voice remains prominent in shaping America’s health policies.

Hines’ playful Instagram post may have stolen the show for a moment, but Kennedy’s trajectory from independent candidate to HHS Secretary demonstrates a commitment to shaking up the status quo.

While his detractors dismissed his campaign, Kennedy proved that bold ideas can cross party lines and challenge entrenched systems.

As Hines continues to sell body cream and Kennedy tackles public health reform, one thing’s clear—this duo isn’t afraid to stir things up, whether it’s in a shower cameo or the halls of Washington.