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Roseanne Barr joked that she wants Randy Quaid to leave his wife and marry her instead.
Quaid plays the comedian’s husband in her comeback comedy series, “Meemaw: A Modern Day Fable,” and she boldly shared that she loves kissing him — even if he’s been married to his wife, Evi Quaid, since 1989.
“I’m in love with him and I wish he would leave his wife and marry me,” Barr said in a Q&A with the Hollywood Reporter published Monday.
“I enjoyed making out with him so much that I wrote extra scenes where we would make out,” she continued.
Earlier this month, Barr also told Page Six Hollywood that there are plenty of “romantic, passionate and overwhelming love scenes” between her and Quaid in “Meemaw.”
“The extras are gonna be released on OnlyFans,” she quipped before quickly adding, “I’m kidding.”
Quaid, 76, has been married to Evi, 63, for 37 years. The two made headlines in 2010, when they claimed to be victims of “Star Whackers,” a secret cabal that they said were responsible for the deaths of David Carradine and Heath Ledger.
Evi insisted to Page Six in 2018, “Everything we have said about being bugged, hacked and tracked has been proven true.”
It’s perhaps not surprising that Barr and Quaid are co-starring in “Meemaw: A Modern Day Fable,” given their controversial pasts.
In the new comedy series, Barr, 73, stars as the matriarch of a mixed-race family of doomsday preppers in Austin, Texas, on a mission to throw her granddaughter an elaborate bat mitzvah while battling a criminal empire.
The cast includes Drea de Matteo as her daughter, Omar Gooding as her son-in-law, and guest stars Jon Lovitz and Tony Hinchcliffe.
In her new Hollywood Reporter Q&A, Barr said her “Roseanne” on-screen husband, John Goodman, declined to make a cameo in her new project. She said she’s also no longer in touch with Laurie Metcalf, who played her sister, Jackie Harris, on the iconic sitcom.
Last month, Barr got into a public spat with her on-screen son, Michael Fishman, after he said that the “Roseanne” reboot’s cancellation back in 2018 because of her racist tweets was justified. She fired back on the “Can’t Be Censored” podcast and called him a “brainwashed bigot.”
“Nobody is more brokenhearted than me,” Barr commented on no longer having a relationship with her “Roseanne” co-stars. “I just choose to remember the fun and the good times.”