Salma Hayek Pinault shares insights into her enduring relationship with François Henri Pinault, emphasizing his lack of jealousy as a key factor in their successful union.

With a history spanning over 15 years, the actress, currently co-starring with Channing Tatum in the film “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” reveals her comfort in forming connections with the male entertainers featured on the movie set.

Expressing her astonishment at her husband’s unbothered demeanor, Hayek Pinault discloses, “My spouse is not possessive.”

Despite initial apprehensions about the nature of interactions with the strippers during filming, she found them to be amiable individuals.

She humorously recounts conversations with her husband, where he teased her about potentially befriending the performers, to which she enthusiastically admitted.

In addition to highlighting her husband’s open-mindedness, Hayek Pinault credits him for making a lasting impression on the male dancers present on set, sharing an anecdote where one particularly admired François for his business acumen and sought his guidance.

Reflecting on this incident, she notes how the strippers gravitated towards her husband more than herself, showcasing his affable nature.

As filming concluded, a bond had formed between Hayek Pinault and the strippers, leading to a casual invitation extended by the actress for them to visit her home.

Recalling the interaction, she fondly describes the pleasant time spent together, culminating in her husband’s approving acknowledgment of their amiable personalities.

In the upcoming movie, Hayek Pinault portrays a character undergoing a divorce and enlisting Magic Mike’s help in creating a new show in London.

Praising her co-star Tatum, she emphasizes his multifaceted personality, commending his blend of Southern charm, humor, intelligence, and kindness.

Reflecting on his upbringing, she attributes his good manners and demeanor to his mother’s influence, recognizing the value of maternal guidance in shaping his character.

Scheduled for release on Feb. 10, the film promises an engaging narrative that showcases Hayek Pinault’s portrayal of a wealthy socialite navigating personal challenges alongside Tatum’s charismatic performance.