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Originally Posted by Angel75
What I don't get is if it's so fake and all an act, why does Lindsey who does not seem like a push over who would be bullied or cohersed into anything he didn't want to do, initiate and continually promote this kind of affection onstage especially the Sara hugs etc, when he would know it would humiliate and upset his wife?
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The fake kisses and affection on stage don't hurt Lindsey's wife, any more than an actor who kisses an actress in a play or movie hurts that actor's wife. Everyone knows it's a kiss between two characters, not between the two real people.
Same deal here. They see that the crowd goes nuts over the fake Lindsey-Stevie shows of affection, and that sells tickets, and ka-ching!
Stevie feeds the fire by making statements about the eternal romance of the love she and Lindsey share. Oh please, give me a break. People actually believe this nonsense? Obviously this "romance" fits in with Stevie's witchy, gauzy persona, but I don't believe even she really feels this way. Underneath all that lace she's a cold, calculating, and very successful businesswoman.
Personally, I am a fan of this band because I like their music, and I would be thrilled to see the end of the fake eternal-romance stuff.