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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos had their turkey with a aspect of mashed potatoes and pressure this Thanksgiving.
The daytime tv pair dished all about their household’s vacation on Monday’s episode of “Live with Kelly and Mark,” with Ripa telling viewers that she and Consuelos had loads of “arguments” after he mentioned put his two-cents in about her cooking.
The previous cleaning soap opera starlet, 54, shared that “all the kids home, all the roommates,” referring to their three kids: Michael, 27, Lola, 23, and Joaquin, 21. “It was great.”
“A lot of fun,” she mentioned as her husband added, “A lot of laughs” earlier than Ripa replied, “A lot of festive arguments.”
She defined that the principle argument centered round her mashed potatoes.
“He shows up as an honored guest at Thanksgiving,” she defined, referring to Consuelos, whom she married 28 years in the past, including that he thinks “the food just materializes.”
Ripa went on to share that Consuelos had some complaints regardless of not cooking the Thanksgiving feast himself.
“He complained to me because there was too much butter in the mashed potatoes,” she mentioned throughout the broadcast. Consuelos didn’t ease up on dwell tv, both.
“Well, do we want to talk about that, or should we just let you say that?” he requested, to which his spouse answered, “No, I just put a chunk of butter on top expecting it to melt down.”
“Uh huh,” Consuelos egged her on. “And did it?”
Ripa continued to argue over the problem.
“No, you without looking just took your scoop, scooped up the pat of butter and put it on your plate and then complained to me,” she claimed.
However the battle didn’t finish there as Consuelos admitted to taking a passive-aggressive method on the dinner desk.
In accordance with him, he waited “7 minutes into the dinner” earlier than displaying her his plate with a “block of butter like about the size of half my hand.”
He instructed viewers, “And I go to her, ‘Did you put any butter in this?’ And I show it to her. Only after 28 years of marriage could you get away with, ‘Did you put butter in this?’”
Ripa additionally defined the buttery potatoes weren’t the one meals they fought about over the vacation weekend.
“So after doing nothing all weekend, I thought that Mark should man the pizza oven cause he actually read the instruction manual and he knows how to use the thing. But you became so moody,” she instructed him.
However he didn’t take his spouse’s recommendation on learn how to cook dinner the pies.
“I said, ‘You have to par-bake them.’ And then after three he goes, ‘We’re not par-baking them anymore, it’s pointless, we don’t need to do that!’” Ripa shared. “So then Mark did it his way and made what I like to call ‘Soup Pizza.’”
Regardless of Ripa’s grievances, Consuelos stood by his pizza.
“No, they were so thin, they weren’t soupy this year,” he insisted whereas Ripa shared she tossed two of his pizzas out.
“Well two out of 12 isn’t bad,” Consuelos quipped.
