The actor opened up about monogamy and polyamory, in light of his new Hulu series.
based on Sally Rooney’s novel of the same name, as Nick Conway, a married actor that starts a relationship with 21-year-old college student Frances, played by Alison Oliver. Given the nature of his role,was asked if he’d ever have an open relationship in real life during a recent media panel at CTAM. However, it looks like his mind is set. "People can do whatever they want that makes them happy.
I'm obviously happy in a monogamous relationship,” Joe said during the event, which, perJemima Kirke, who plays Joe’s on-screen wife Melissa Conway on the show, echoed Joe’s sentiments during the panel. "Because of the nature of an open relationship, it's just a lot of talking. You have to do so much talking with your spouse or whatever, maybe on a weekly basis about what's OK and what's not OK, then reestablishing grey areas,” she said.
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