Actress Michelle Monaghan, wed to Peter White since 2005, initially had a different man in her life.
In a recent interview alongside Mark Wahlberg, her colleague in "The Family Plan," Monaghan revealed the most nerve-wracking moment of her career.
She cited her work with Tom Cruise in "Mission: Impossible III" as the most daunting experience before starting a new project.
"I had just gotten married and kind of skipped my honeymoon to start the film right away. Then I remember going to work, and Tom and I had kind of an intimate scene, and of course that was the first scene. Then I came home from work, I was so nervous, and my husband was like, 'Don't worry, you're gonna follow his lead. You're gonna have a great time. It's going to be wonderful,'" she said to Collider.
"I come home at the end of the day, open up the hotel room, and he said, ‘How was it?’ I was like, ‘Oh my god, it was amazing. He was so nice. It was great.’ He goes, ‘How cool is it that you were making out with Tom Cruise on our honeymoon?’ Because we're just such fans."
Wahlberg, clearly surprised by her statement, exclaimed, "What the heck?"
"But it's sweet, right?" Monaghan replied. "That is a testament to the man that I married, who has just been totally supportive and is excited and jazzed for the opportunities," she said of White, with whom she shares two children.
Monaghan added that White wasn't jealous, but instead felt "so proud."
"I worked hard to get that role, and it was just one of those things. We just got married and really discovered our careers in New York together, and so that was really special. But I was very nervous, of course, the night before, and then proceeded to have just an amazing shoot with J.J. [Abrams] and Tom, and I have all the respect for them and that franchise."
"I can't believe I shared that story, but it's the truth."
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