Let's hope that the engagement proposals promised by showrunner Steve Marlo during the Big Bang Theory Season 7 finale work out better than Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweetings marriage has. Rumor has it that couple are ready to divorce after less than six months of marriage. Speaking of untimely endings, Marlo also announced this week that show would be cancelled at the end of Season 10's run in 2017.
Ryan Sweeting and Big Bang Theory eye-candy Kaley Cuoco are reportedly near divorce due to tensions in the marriage--mostly concerning Kaley's closeness to her ex Johnny Galecki.
An insider told Life & Style that Ryan's jealousy and ego are causing him to rethink this whole marriage thing:
"They've had huge blowups about that already...They're having big problems."
"Ryan's having a hard time with being Mr. Kaley Cuoco...He definitely feeling insecure about it.
"[Plus] Kaley is filming with Johnny [Galecki] a lot.
"It's definitely not easy on him."
Maybe the pretend weddings that will result from Big Bang's Season 7 finale will have longer, brighter futures.
Show creator and runner Steve Marlo told The Hollywood Reporter that the next few episodes will feature at least a proposal or two (via Mirror):
"In the last three episodes there is a lot of proposal discussion.
"Within all the characters, there will be at least one more proposal and there is also some discussion of potential living arrangements."
"It does end on something of a cliffhanger. The last three episodes, a lot of big moves happen.
"[But] I don't think any of us are interested in having any babies on the show anytime soon."
Despite Marlo caginess concerning the shows future plot lines; Steve is surprisingly candid about the show having a definite, predetermined end date (via The Hollywood Reporter):
"I'm going to move forward along with [co-creator/EP] Chuck [Lorre] that 10 is the end unless we're told otherwise. These are decisions that are so far away I can't really even think about that.
"I have no choice but to move forward...it's so far away (laughs). The mindset is it's going to be the 10 and then we'll see what happens after that."
Nothing good ever lasts.
