In an interview with ET, the actor said that Sofia Pernas portrays a character that has a history of being “dirty” to his character.
The actor Justin Hartley has a special fondness for his most recent co-star, who happens to be his real-life wife. Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner of Entertainment Tonight chatted with the 47-year-old actor in Las Vegas on Friday. During their conversation, he hinted at the possibility of Sofia Pernas appearing in his next series, Tracker.
According to Hartley, who plays the role of Colter, a survivalist who assists in the tracking down of individuals, Pernas portrays a lady who “comes up from his past” in the episode.
“She’s a love interest from his past,” he said in an interview with ET. “They worked together as well and she’s got a similar set of skills and a similar lifestyle, although hers is more tech.”
In response to the question of why things did not work out between the characters the first time around, Hartley said, “She did him dirty in the past, so they separated.”
There were certain benefits to working with Pernas, whom he married in 2021. Hartley laughed about the paternal and paternal affection moments, saying, “I just built a few in the that weren’t in the script.”
This sort of love is something that Hartley is thrilled to have discovered in real life. She expressed her happiness to ET by saying, “It’s wonderful, and it’s freeing, and it’s just a great place to be.”
The Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers are scheduled to compete in Super Bowl LVIII, and Hartley is now in Las Vegas to witness the game. Due to the fact that his relationship with Taylor Swift has been well documented, Travis Kelce, who played tight end for the previous squad, is also familiar with the phenomenon of love.
“They seem to be two individuals who are in love with one another. Aside from that, I have no other information about it, therefore I am pleased for them for whatever reason. “I congratulate anyone who is successful in finding love,” Hartley remarked. “I believe that discovering a person with whom you can live this life, go through life with, and share experiences with, and maybe grow old with and tell tales is the most amazing thing that can happen to a person. I just believe that there is nothing more desirable than that.
Hartley has high expectations that, after the conclusion of the big game, fans will continue to watch his new program, regardless of whether Kelce and the Chiefs emerge triumphant or failed to do so.
“I am quite enthusiastic about it. This has been a long time in the making. Ken Olin and I have been working together for many years to create this show from the ground up, long before the last season of This Is Us had ever been completed. Over the course of many years, we have persevered through a pandemic, a strike, and many other challenges. Today, it is just a few days away from happening. He spoke to ET about Tracker and said, “This is pretty exciting.” “… We have devoted our whole selves to this endeavor, and we have been working on it for what feels like an eternity now. Without a doubt, it is a work of our love… It’s something that I’m incredibly proud of, and I’m just thrilled that others will finally get the opportunity to see it.
Following the conclusion of the Super Bowl on Sunday, Tracker will make its premiere on CBS.