Young Sheldon might officially be finished, but the fun facts just keep on rolling in — with one explaining why two stars have such “strong chemistry” on set.
Fans would be forgiven for still getting emotional about theYoung Sheldon Season 7 endingtwo weeks after the fact, withGeorge’s deathstaying in the forefront of people’s minds.
At the same time, previous episodes are being picked apart by the Sheldom (Sheldon fandom, if you will), leading to an amazing discovery — Pastor Jeff (Matt Hobby) and wife Robin (Mary Grill) are actually married in real life.
“This explains their chemistry,” one fansaid, with a secondagreeing: “That is what I thought too!! There seems to be this strong connection between the two that was beyond just acting.”
A thirdweighed in: “Okay lol this makes sense. Saw a video of them with the cast and they looked so close and intimate that I was confused since I read that Jeff’s actor is married.”
After his first marriage to absent wife Selena broke down in Season 2, Jeff is introduced to police officer Robin after accidentally running a red light in Medford. The two quickly become obsessed with each other, leading Jeff to nearly abandon his faith in order to be intimate with Robin.
Instead, the pair get married quickly, eventually moving in next door to the Coopers and having a baby. While Jeff remains a series regular, Robin is absent in Seasons 4-6, appearing once again inYoung Sheldon Season 7.
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The couple were most recently seen on social media with other members of theYoung Sheldon cast, reuniting to watchEpisodes 13and 14 together. Hobbystatedthat he was “so proud” of his role in the show.
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Jasmine Valentine is a TV and Movies Writer on Dexerto’s UK team. She’s the go-to source for all things Young Sheldon and Virgin River. Jasmine has also written for the likes of Total Film, The Daily Beast, and Radio Times. You can contact her at jasmine.waters@dexerto.com
