Mark Consuelos made a cheeky quip about wife Kelly Ripa after she revealed she had been 'very silent' on their recent trip to Italy. During Monday's episode of Live with Kelly and Mark, the TV host, 53, shared that they had headed to Europe so that his spouse, 54, could see her first Campobasso Wolves game as the pair are both investors in the club.
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Speaking about their trip, Kelly shared with viewers that she was forced to keep quiet on their vacation because she can't speak Italian. She said: 'In Italy, I become even more silent because I don't speak Italian. 'So I am the most silent version of myself that I've ever been.'.
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Mark then admitted that he was a fan of his mute wife, and joked: 'I kind of liked it. It was really nice.'. 'Your fantasy version of me,' Kelly responded. 'Somebody who has no idea what's going on.'. Mark revealed that because he speaks Italian that he took the helm on their trip and would order food for them every time they dined out.
Mark Consuelos made a cheeky quip about wife Kelly Ripa after she revealed she had been 'very silent' on their recent trip to Italy. They're seen in October. Mark (seen with Kelly in May) admitted that he was a fan of his mute wife, and joked: 'I kind of liked it. It was really nice'.
But Kelly wasn't best pleased with her husband's efforts, and branded him the 'worst translator.'. 'For the record,' she continued. 'He is the only one of us that speaks Italian, and therefore, we rely on him to tell us things. So he, in turn, rewards us by not telling us a thing.'.
