‘Monarch’ Star Trace Adkins Says He “Stayed Away” From Politics While Filming With Susan Sarandon

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Adkins, a country star who performed at the 2020 Republican National Convention, plays the husband to Sarandon's character in the new Fox series.

co-stars became “fast friends” despite their ideological differences, Adkins responded, “We did, I think. There were no issues. We went to work, and we did our work, and we stayed away from everything else.”

He continued, “A couple of times maybe a current event or something would happen that morning, and she’d be watching the news, and she’d say something to me about it. But it was very brief, and we just didn’t go there. We just stayed away from it. What’s the point?” Maher was heartened to hear this and expressed that this should provide inspiration for how the country can move forward amid this polarizing time.

Adkins agreed: “Grievance junkies, though, they have to do that. They have to have something to whine about. I don’t get up in the morning looking for something to whine about.”

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