Josh Duhamel, who lives his life off-grid in a “doomsday cabin,” returned to Hollywood to appear on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” on September 17.
Fans of the show know that guests walk through the Spirit Tunnel before entering the stage, and the staff hypes them up while they show off their dance moves.
It turns out that Duhamel has some pretty slick moves of his own, as he did a brief quick step before pretending to drive a car.
As he walked through the tunnel, he gave the staff high-fives before repeating his move and laughing. “He so fine! He was driving that one move all the way down the spirit line,” a fan commented.
Another one wrote, “No one saw that coming. Spirit Tunnels bringing out the best time and time again.”
Duhamel Shared Details About His Life with Wife Audra Mari
Duhamel just celebrated three years of marriage with is wife, Audra Mari, and reflected on their first date during his appearance on “The Jennifer Hudson Show.”
“I have a fonder memory of the first date than she does,” he laughed. “I was like, ‘Oh my god, you have such big hands.”
When Hudson expressed her surprise, Duhamel said, “To me, that was a compliment!” He added, “Our baby boy has huge hands now. That’s a big deal in sports, Jennifer. You want your kids to have huge hands.”
“It’s not the most endearing compliment. I understand that now … that could have been the end right there,” the “Safe Haven” actor admitted.
Duhamel expressed his gratitude that Mari wasn’t taken aback by his remote living situation and told Hudson, “I knew I found the one.”
“We would literally be washing our dishes in the lake,” he said of his initial cabin dwellings.
Duhamel is happy raising his two kids in Minnesota with his wife. In an interview with E! News, he shared, “You know, 16, 17, years ago, when I built this place, it was weirdly me almost reliving my youth, in a way.”
“Because I grew up out in the woods in North Dakota, and for me to now be able to pass that on to my kids out there is great,” he added.
The actor said of living away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angles, “It’s also nice to get them out in the woods and get dirty and learn a few things that I learned growing up.”
