Cheryl Hines, at 59 years old, is making waves by promoting her beauty line, Hines + Young. In a recent Instagram Stories post on November 29th, she showcased some of the products while her husband, 70-year-old Robert F. Kennedy Jr., showered nude behind her. In the clip, she playfully told him, "No, you can't take a shower. I'm doing a video. No, no. I'm doing... you've got to give me a second. I'm doing a video from Hines + Young. Honey." Over the video, she wrote "H+Y Content Interruption" and "Oh Bobby" with various emojis.

Play on Slogans and Political Ties

In a follow-up post, Hines showed off more Hines + Young products, including a "Make America Healthy Again" candle, a play on Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan. Kennedy, recently chosen by Trump, 78, to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, has made controversial statements about his potential role. Trump posted on X (formerly Twitter) on November 14th, stating that the safety and health of all Americans is the most important role of any administration and that HHS will play a big role. However, Kennedy, an anti-vaccine activist, has suggested that Americans start drinking raw milk despite news of bird flu in the unpasteurized beverage and has declared his intent to remove fluoride from drinking water, claiming it is associated with various diseases without evidence, while the American Dental Association supports fluoride in drinking water.

Sexting Controversy and Family Support

Hines' video with her husband comes during a highly publicized sexting controversy involving Kennedy. A source recently told PEOPLE that Hines was hurt by the alleged affair, stating she was "ready to file for divorce weeks ago" and felt "publicly humiliated," but now she is "going with the flow." Another source last month said Hines is a "supportive wife" amid her relationship woes with Kennedy, whom she wed in May 2014. "It's obvious she doesn't lean right or left," the insider said. "RFK Jr. is her political belief." As for a potential move to Washington, D.C. in 2025, a source who knows both Hines and Kennedy said, "[Cheryl] will continue to support her husband. Bobby will have to [move there if approved] and Cheryl will spend time there when not working."