Angie Harmon says Rizzoli will never make out with Isles, creepers

Angie Harmon

Angie Harmon covers the September issue of More magazine, to promote the fourth season of the TNT show that God delivered to her doorstep, “Rizzoli & Isles.” I don’t know too much about Angie beside the fact that she seems kind of like a whackjob. Honestly, I’m not saying that because of her outspoken political stances. I’m one of those annoying people who doesn’t hold very strong political opinions and claims to have good friends from both parties.

Rather, I feel like Angie seems kind of delusional about her own life. She works 90 hours per week in Los Angeles while whining about missing her family. Angie’s three daughters and husband Jason Sehorn, an ex-NFL player, stay behind in North Carolina while Angie is filming her amazing, world-altering show for months at a time. But who knows? She and Jason have been married for 12 years now, so maybe distance is good for them. At the moment though, Angie seems preoccupied with the fact that her show’s male fans want Rizzoli to hook up with Isles. Oh boy:

Angie Harmon

Rizzoli will not make out with Isles: “It was like, ‘We’re not going to watch your show because you won’t write them making out.’ Whether we’re gay or straight, it doesn’t matter. We’re all women. We all have the same wonderful situations happen to us, the same horrific situations. We all get our hearts broken.”

On turning 40: Harmon, now 41, dished that passing 40 changed her perspective. She described it as “not a midlife crisis, but a midlife wakeup. I’m halfway done. I still have some good years. But I see the clock ticking where I didn’t see it before.”

On her marriage: “I’ve learned to stop and remind myself to look around and notice who I’m with. Then I take that moment to really record what is going on and to make it a great memory — because it is all so fleeting.”

[From More]

Is it just me, or is Angie dancing around the whole issue of chicks making out? She may or not be uncomfortable with the idea of a lesbian scene, but she really skirts the subject by trying to turn it into a “we’re all women” discussion, and I’m not quite sure where she’s coming from. It’s just a matter of some annoying fans wanting the two main characters of a series to hook up — like Mulder and Scully — and Angie probably just ought to laugh it off. Instead, she comes off sounding pretty uptight about it all.

Angie Harmon

Angie Harmon

Photos courtesy of More

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