Despite what you might have read over the past few months, Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting are not getting a divorce. It would seem the reports that the Big Bang Theory topless Instagram Bikini feet model not really caring about the paltry $160 her husband made last year in professional tennis prize money are true, because the two reportedly looked as happy as ever during the recent ELLE's 21st annual Women in Hollywood Awards. According to the latest gossip news updates, all the talk about a split has done nothing to hurt the TV show's Monday night ratings. Big Bang Theory's million dollar cast drew more viewers than any other show on television once again.
From the looks of things Big Bang Theory millionaire Kaley Cuoco's marriage to Ryan Sweeting is no worse for the wear following the near-constant scrutiny of her husband and his supposed free-loading agenda.
Things got so bad on one point that Penny seemingly called a cease fire one the easy target via Instagram, as friends and foes alike started wondering out loud what exactly his long-term intentions were:
Love is a condition in which the happiness of the other person is essential to your own ❤️
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According to the coverage by the Daily Mail, the Hollywood hot couple weren't letting any of that negative nonsense get to them last night at the ELLE awards:
"The Big Bang Theory actress and her tennis pro husband were never far from each other's side at the party, which celebrated the most powerful women on screen.
"The cute couple, who were introduced via a mutual friend last year, are happier than ever since walking down the aisle."
More importantly to the bottom line--all the rumors have had nothing but a positive effect on the show's rating since returning to the air in Season 8.
The stat counters over at the L.A. Times conclude that Big Bang is unquestionabley the most successful show among its network peers:
A photo posted by @normancook on Oct 10, 2014 at 9:35pm PDT
"Big Bang Theory continues to dominate Monday night TV ratings.
"According to Nielsen, the CBS sitcom won the key 18-to-49-year-old demographic with a rating of 4.4. It also topped the night overall, averaging 15.6-million viewers."
Hey, as long as though multimillion dollar paychecks keep coming in...who gives a fig what Sweeting's long-terms goals are or aren't?
