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Kristen Bell has had quite an eventful week in late November 2025. The actress made a televised appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on November 25th alongside her husband Dax Shepard to promote their 2012 film Hit and Run, which recently arrived on Netflix. During their candid interview, the couple discussed their daughters' reactions to watching the comedy for the first time, revealing the kids found certain scenes inappropriate but were surprisingly upset with their mother's character rather than their father's. Bell and Shepard also opened up about their Nashville home's Christmas decorations, sharing that they received a seventeen thousand dollar bid from a local decorator before hiring Shepard's best friend Aaron Weekly to handle the job instead, a decision that came with its own comedic drama involving ladder safety concerns.
The interview came just days after Bell faced significant social media backlash over an October 17th Instagram post celebrating her twelfth wedding anniversary with Shepard. The post featured a quote attributed to Shepard saying he would never kill her despite being heavily incentivized to do so, a dark humor joke that drew widespread criticism for being tone deaf and insensitive, particularly given the timing during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Bell responded by restricting comments on the post, though she kept the caption live. Rather than addressing the controversy during her television appearances, Bell focused on promoting her Netflix series Nobody Wants This and discussing lighter topics like her affinity for knitting and creative Halloween costumes.
Additionally, Bell became unexpectedly caught up in a separate media firestorm when Fox News announced a new podcast called The Life of Jesus beginning November 30th, which features her voice work as Mary Magdalene. However, according to multiple entertainment outlets, Bell's representatives clarified that she had no knowledge of this project's resurrection into a podcast format. The audio recording had been completed roughly fifteen years ago for a planned audiobook called The Truth and Life Dramatized Audio Bible. Other cast members including actor Brian Cox similarly expressed surprise about the project's announcement, having believed the old recording was simply shelved and forgotten. Bell learned about the Fox News deal only when her team received a request for her to appear on Fox and Friends, just a day before the public announcement.
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