One Tree Hill star Jana Kramer reacts to rumor her husband Allan Russell is on the Bumble dating app
The 72 Hours actress, whose husband Allan Russell, 41, revealed some very personal information about their sex life, opened up about the issue Monday in her Whine Down podcast.
'I literally trust Allan so much. Did you get the email about Bumble?' Kramer, 41, asked her co-host, claiming that someone had been impersonating the former Scottish soccer player on the dating app.
'Remember how there was this thing going around being like, "Oh, Allan is on a dating app?" And Allan and I were joking about it. It's hilarious,' she said.
Showing her trust in her husband, she said, 'But I wouldn't even look into that now. In years past, I would have 1,000 percent looked into it.'
However, the One Tree Hill alumna said there is still some cause for concern, as there is allegedly ''a fake Bumble account going around and they're using his picture.'
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She explained, 'There's not a piece of me' that believes the rumors.
Kramer said her marriage to Russell is 'so different than my last one' to former Buffalo Bills tight-end Mike Caussin, 38, who was unfaithful to her several times and eventually entered into treatment for sex addiction.
The couple were married from 2015–2021, and they share two children: Jolie, nine, and Jace, six.
Kramer's first marriage to Michael Gambino, 47, was a violent one.
Gambino was convicted on attempted murder charges after a 2005 incident in which he choked the actress until she was unconscious.
He was released in 2010 and took his own life two years later.
She shared a short-lived one-month marriage with That Thing You Do actor Johnathon Schaech in 2010.
Kramer began dating Russell is January 2023, and by November of that year they had welcomed their son Roman, 21 months.
They married legally in January 2024 and held a formal ceremony in July.
'Happy 1st wedding anniversary my love,' Kramer wrote on social media last month sharing photos from their big day.
'It's been a year full of love, growth, and adventure. Thank you for loving me the way you do and for making this first year more beautiful than I ever imagined. I wouldn't want to do life with anyone else. Happy anniversary my love.'
'We have everything to last,' she said Monday of her relationship with Russell.
'I didn't have anything to hold on to in my last marriages. So that's why it's so different. So, it's like, hold on now to what you know to be the truth of what you do have.'
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