Bill Hader and Rachel Bilson seemingly confirm their relationship at the 77th Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel. The 2020 Golden Globes air Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.
Bill said recently in an interview, actually was crying , he said he had only spent about 5 days during the summer with his 3 daughters due to being so busy working, but he has time for a new relationship . If you have kids, they should always come first. If someone puts their girlfriend or boyfriend ahead of their kids, that tells you alot about them.
I don't think we have evidence that Bill is putting a romantic relationship above his kids. He also said in an interview (maybe the same one?) that he was rearranging his schedule so he would have more time with his girls.
@@TwiPrime I'm just going by what he himself said, 5 days out of the summer, cause of work schedule, but then he's in Tulsa with Rachel , at Golden Globes, time that could be spent with your kids.
@@dalewall3726 Well, later in a January of 2019 account of the interview, recounted in USA Today: {So this summer will be different: The only work he has planned is to write a screenplay for a project he would direct, allowing him to work from home and "spend every day" with his kids. “They can see me all day if they want,” Hader stated. “They can really get sick of me.”}
@@dalewall3726 Further, the Tulsa visit, according to press, was a visit to his folks, the daughters' grandparents. Wouldn't you think the daughters might be along for that holiday visit? Also, I would think a few hours at an awards show would leave lots of time that day for his children. I also wonder if you've seen past awards shows where he is asked what he's doing after and he answers that he has to get home so he can wake up at 5 to take his daughter to school?
Dale Wall that wasn’t a recent interview dumbass. It was January 19 and he was talking about the summer of 18. You don’t know what changes he’s made, and you don’t know how much time these 2 even spend together, so how about shutting up with the judgment assumptions.
