The two divorced couple may revive their relationship as they are seen sharing sweet moments full of smiles in the newly-released photos for the series' upcoming episode.
- Mar 2, 2017
AceShowbiz - NBC has released some sneak-peek photos for "This Is Us" upcoming episode. Surprisingly, the photos feature Kevin (Justin Hartley) and Sophie (Alexandra Breckenridge) smiling to each other in a scene full of lovely vibes, sparking a speculation that the divorced couple may rekindle their love for real.
One of the photos sees Kevin and Sophie sitting together and having a heart-to-heart moment in a place which seems like a restaurant. Sophie is seen with a big smile on her face while gazing lovingly at Kevin, who dons a black jacket.
Another photo features the childhood sweethearts standing outside the theater that plays "The Back of an Egg", the first gig Kevin got upon his arrival in New York. Kevin is all smiles in the photo. Meanwhile, the other photo features the two of them in presumably similar scene, based on the outfits they wear. They look more intimate as the two are seen standing closer to each other. Sophie gives him a gaze which is hard to explain.
Throughout the series, Kevin has been making viewers frustrated with his inability to make a proper decision over his love life. The former Manny dated Olivia (Janet Montgomery), his co-star in "The Back of an Egg", but eventually broke up with her after Olivia brought her ex-boyfriend to his family cabin. Later Kevin met his love in playwright Sloane (Milana Vayntrub). However, Kevin ditched Sloane in hopes of reconnecting with Sophie.
Sophie and Kevin share a long history. Their elementary school puppy love soon turned into sex in high school and eventually the two tied the knot. Their marriage didn't last forever since Kevin cheated on her. However, he may get her back, judging by the newly-released photos.
"This Is Us" returns with new episode titled "What Now?" on Tuesday, March 7 at 9 P.M. on NBC, after being pre-empted this week for President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress.
