Comedian Celeste Barber left stunned after hearing husband’s feedback on her new Netflix series: ‘Can you say that again?’
Comedian Celeste Barber has received an early review of her new comedy series Wellmania from her husband Api Robin.
The 40-year-old said that Api praised the series after they watched a handful of episodes at home together.
‘And I was like, “We’re four episodes in, we’ve been together for 20 years and it’s taken you this long to tell me that I’m really good,” she joked in an interview with 7Life on Saturday.
In Wellmania, which begins streaming on March 29, Celeste plays Liv, a woman who embarks on a strict ‘wellness journey’ after a doctor diagnosed her with a ‘catastrophic’ bill of health.
Describing her husband as ‘hot’, Celeste said she was thrilled with Api’s verdict on her performance.
Comedian Celeste Barber (left) received an early review of her new comedy series Wellmania from her husband Api Robin (right), who praised the Netflix series
The cheeky star continued: ‘I wrote it down, because it was nice to hear. Like, “can you say that again?. I was going to film you saying that, thank you very much’.”
The Netflix series is a major career high for the Aussie comedian, who shares two sons, Lou, 11, and Buddy, eight with Api.
The Letdown star, who started off as an actress in serious roles in shows like All Saints, plays the lead inthe Netflix series.
In Wellmania, which begins streaming on March 29, Celeste plays Liv, a woman who embarks on a strict ‘wellness journey’ after a doctor diagnosed her with a ‘catastrophic’ bill of health
Wellmania is the perfect fit for Celeste (pictured) as she often mocks celebrities and influencers for portraying an unrealistic image of beauty
Inspired by Brigid Delaney’s novel Wellmania: Misadventures in the Search for Wellness, Celeste is also serving as executive producer on the eight-part series.
It is also the perfect fit for the comic as she often mocks celebrities and influencers on Instagram for portraying an unrealistic image of beauty.
And Celeste couldn’t be happier than her social media fame has landed her a show on Netflix.
‘I know that sounds ridiculous,’ she said.
‘But I’ve kind of always been like, ”I feel like I live inside a reality TV show that no one’s watching” and I’ve worked so hard to get to this point…I’m like, ”yes”, now that it’s here. So I’m pumped.’
Barber’s own stand-up comedy special is also set to air on Netflix this year
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