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Mark Consuelos is “99.9% perfection” in the eyes of his wife and co-host Kelly Ripa — but there’s one imperfection that she teased “make[s] up for it.”
On this morning’s episode of Live with Kelly and Mark, which was once again previously recorded, Consuelos shared that he had woken up the night before, prompting Ripa to pinpoint the cause of his restlessness.
“You woke up last night because you woke yourself up because even you could not stand the sound of your own snoring,” she revealed, rousing laughter from the audience.
“His snoring got so insurmountable for him, that he woke up, and shushed himself,” she continued. “I’m not kidding. He shushed himself. I was like, ‘Are you shushing me, because you’re shushing you.'”
Consuelos asked what his snoring sounds like, as he attempted to provide an imitation for the audience. While Ripa claimed that his snoring does sound “just like that,” she shared how she and the rest of their family have bonded over Consuelos’ snoring.
“There’s a meme of a child crying, listening to their father snore. That is all of us,” she added. “The kids and I send this to each other constantly because no matter where you are in the house, if Mark is sleeping, you can hear him snoring.”
Despite the snore talk, Ripa told Consuelos that he is “99.9% perfection.”
“You really are. You’re a joy,” she gushed. “He doesn’t even have morning breath. It’s weird. But you make up for it. Because when you close your sleepy little eyes, part of you comes alive.”
Ripa deemed this part “the dark-sided part” and “the demon part,” while Consuelos teased, “The trapped man inside wants to get out.”
“The you that wants to be seen comes out. It’s like a werewolf meets Frankenstein,” Ripa quipped, as she proceeded to imitate his snoring.
Consuelos admitted that he “may have a few more imperfections” as he moved on to he next subject of their host chat: “Why do gate lice line up early for a flight?“
Live with Kelly and Mark airs on weekdays. Check out their website for your local listings.
