Kristen Bell's husband shares shocking nude photo of her after Emmy nomination
Kristen Bell's husband had a very unique way of celebrating her success as she received her very first Emmy nomination. The actress' husband Dax Shepard shocked his followers when he shared a snap of Kristen in nothing but her birthday suit.
She picked up the highly respected nomination for her role in Netflix series Nobody Wants This. Dax, who married Kristen in 2013, decided to post a photo of his wife doing yoga in the nude to his 4.1million followers to mark the occasion.
The Frozen star posed in a downward dog position as she lifted her leg high into the air, wearing nothing but a pair of knee-high blue socks. In the carefree snap, Kristen appeared to be doing a spot of yoga in their back garden as she was joined by their little dog.
Alongside the eye-catching photo, Dax teased: "People might not know everything that happens behind the scenes in order to create an Emmy nominated performance like Kristen's. This may or may not have been a part of her training, but it felt right. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!"
Even the couple's celebrity friends were stunned by the post as Gwyneth Paltrow declared: "Oh my God, Dax." The Vampire Diaries' Nina Dobrev added: "Hahahaha yesssss go girl ! suns out buns out for that Emmy!!!"
The raunchy post racked up 137k likes as Dax decided to limit comments. Kristen is nominated for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series at the Emmys.
The show will also face off against Abbott Elementary, The Bear, Hacks, Only Murders in the Building, Shrinking, The Studio and What We Do in the Shadows for Best Comedy Series.
Dax has been there supporting Kristen throughout her career as they met in 2007. She launched her acting career when she played the title character in the series Veronica Mars.
Kristen later starred as Elle Bishop in Heroes and her voice is recognisable for narrating Gossip Girl. She reached further fame for voicing Princess Anna in the Disney Frozen films.
Dax and Kristen announced their engagement in 2010. However, they decided to delay their marriage until the state of California legalised same-sex marriage.
In 2023 she opened up about how she makes her marriage with the Hit and Run actor work, telling ET Online: "Common goals, seek them out. Our kids are a common goal, right?
"People are like: 'Oh, I wouldn't be able to work with my husband or wife or partner.' For me, I want another common goal with him. I respect him so much creatively. I have so much trust in him. Of course, I want him to be my director or my scene partner.'
The couple have two daughters, born in March 2013, and December 2014. Despite her long career, Kristen has only just received her first Emmy nomination for her role as Joanne in Nobody Wants This. She stars alongside Adam Brody, who plays her love interest.
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