The Vampire Diaries Actors Nina Dobrev & Paul Wesley Have A Fun Puppy Play Date(Pic credit: Instagram/nina)
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The Vampire Diaries actors Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley reunite once again but this time not for the show. The actress took to Instagram on Monday to share the photo of herself hanging out with her co-star and his wife Ines de Ramon and their dogs.
It was a puppy play date and the trio had an adorable and fun time together. The 31-year-old actress shared a group picture of her and dog Mrs Maverick with Paul, his wife Ines de Ramon and their dog on Instagram. She captioned the picture, “hard to teach a buncha old dawgs new tricks #puppyplaydate.”
She also added a comment to her picture on Instagram. She jokingly wrote, “a Dobrev and Do(g)brev Wesley sandwich.” And her followers appreciated the pun. In addition, the actress shared pictures of the pups running around outside and playing together. She posted a sweet photo of the Stefan Salvatore star cuddling with his four-legged friend.
Nina Dobrev captioned the image, “When they’re full-grown but still think they’re lap dogs. I’m talking about @PaulWesley.”
Few reports stated that the two did not get along well on the hit CW show. Despite that, the actors reunited last time. They addressed the rumours of their alleged feud on the set of The Vampire Diaries. During a 2019 episode of the podcast, Dobrev clarified that the “story was blown out of proportion”. She also said that she was referring to only “a very brief moment in time” when they “did not get along.” She also said that how the cast became a family on the set.
“You spend every waking moment together—probably more moments than you do with your real family because you’re there from, like, 5 in the morning until midnight, 6 a.m. sometimes,” Dobrev said.
“So you see each other with makeup, without makeup, on good days, on bad days, when you’re hungry when you’re thirsty when you’re tired. So, there are going to be mood swings. It was one of those things that we just—it’s not that we didn’t like each other. We just didn’t appreciate each other as much as we do now—and that, of course, got blown [out] of proportion. They took one sentence out of context and deleted all of the other ones where I’m like, ‘I love him. We’re best friends now,'” she added.
