Jamie Chung is unable to watch her husband, Bryan Greenberg, on ‘One Tree Hill’ because of his ‘dumb bowl cut’ and ‘puka shell necklace’
Jamie Chung is husband Bryan Greenberg’s No. 1 fan — unless she has to rewatch his episodes of One Tree Hill.
She continued, “That's a lie. We’re really good friends with James Lafferty and Sophia Bush, and so I watched the first episode — because you know there's this whole new craze of like a new generational fanbase. But, wasn't in it!” “Everybody in this, for the most part, I’ve worked with. I’m not getting a cast like this if I didn’t make personal calls. You don’t get a cast like this on this kind of budget,” he exclusively told Us Weekly in January. “It just doesn’t happen. So I am truly grateful for everybody who came to play and all my friends are super talented, including Sophia Bush.”
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