Kaley Cuoco Recalls Setting Up an Intervention for Herself During a ‘Super Dark Time’ in Her Life Amid Karl Cook Divorce

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Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson's characters find love at first sight in the upcoming romantic comedy "Meet Cute."  The movie will be released on Peacock on September 21.The rom-com also has a sci-fi element intertwined within the plot, which follows Cuoco's character Shelia who has access to a time machine and replays the day she and Davidson's character Gary meet over and over again. When Sheila decides that their love at first site isn't quite perfect enough, she goes back in time further to make the perfect man out of Gary.  The movie is written by Noga Pnueli and directed by Alex Lehmann with Akiva Goldsman, Rachel Reznick Wizenberg, Gregory Lessans, Santosh Govindaraju and Dan Reardon as producers.  Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson both star in the upcoming romantic comedy "Meet Cute."  (Gotham/GC Images) "If I had a time machine right now I'd be torn," Lehmann said about the movie.

Pete Davidson and Kaley Cuoco's love story in the upcoming feature film on Tuesday, which is set to premiere on September 21. The film follows the story of Sheila (Cuoco) and Gary (Davidson) who appear to fall in love at first sight during their first date. A closer look, however, reveals that Sheila has been using a time machine to fall in love over and over again.

A love story with a twist. After Pete Davidson and Kaley Cuoco signed on to play love interests in Meet Cute, it wasn’t long before the film became a topic of conversation.

Wilson Chapman editorPete Davidson and Kaley Cuoco’s upcoming romantic comedy film will premiere exclusively on Peacock Sept. 21, the streamer announced Tuesday.Titled “Meet Cute,” after the well know rom-com trope, the film focuses on Sheila (Cuoco), a woman who uses a time machine to repeat a first meeting between her and Gary (Davidson) in order to engineer a love at first sight date.

The Kaley Cuoco-Pete Davidson romantic comedy movie we first told you about, Meet Cute, will hit Peacock on Wednesday, Sept. 21.

Kaley Cuoco admits she went through a "dark time" when she split with Karl Cook in 2021. In an interview with Variety, Cuoco, 36, said she "didn’t know how to deal" with her depression.  "Going through my divorce, it was really a super dark time," she told the outlet.  "I just didn’t know how to deal with it. I was throwing myself into work to deny my depression and how upset I was.

Kaley Cuoco is opening up about her previous relationship with Karl Cook, revealing that her divorce was one of the “hardest years” of her personal life.“I’ve been very open about it, because I think for the first time, I wanted people to know that things just aren’t always what they seem. And things aren’t always so perfect,” the 36-year-old actress said to Variety.Kaley had recently shared a photo of her new boyfriend Tom Pelphrey, wishing him happy birthday and revealing that she feels that he has “saved her in many different ways.”The actress went on to say that she realized she needed to get help, and set up an intervention for herself, during what she described as a “super dark time.”“One month in, I had an intervention on myself in my trailer — all my producers were in there,” she said.

Kaley Cuoco opened up about her struggles after she separated from Karl Cook, her husband of three years, in September 2021.

Kaley Cuoco knows just how difficult a breakup can be.

Kaley Cuoco opened up to Variety about navigating a 'super dark time' in her life as she went through her divorce from Karl Cook.The Emmy-nominated actress, 36, revealed she staged an intervention on herself while working on The Flight Attendant.'One month in, I had an intervention on myself in my trailer — all my producers were in there,' she told the outlet. Candid: Kaley Cuoco opened up to Variety about navigating a 'super dark time' in her life as she went through her second divorceThe Big Bang Theory alum continued, 'I said, "I need help." It was interesting to say that out loud. 'And to have everyone be like, "Yes, we want to help!" I'm a working woman, and so independent, and I really take pride in being able to do everything.

Emily Longeretta In May, Kaley Cuoco said that she felt “the plane has landed” on “The Flight Attendant,” seemingly telling viewers that the HBO Max series would not be returning for a third season.“You’d think after 30 years in this business, I’d learned how to talk in interviews. But no, I still run my mouth. It hadn’t even aired yet,” she tells Variety in a new interview.

“The Flight Attendant” season 2 came at a particularly difficult moment for Kaley Cuoco.

Kaley Cuoco is surrounded by fans in the Berlin apartment where she’s living as she shoots the movie “Role Play,” in which she plays an assassin. “I’m doing all this crazy stuff, and I’m covered in blood!” she says enthusiastically about the role, as she describes (with considerably less ardor) experiencing the heatwave that’s fried Europe this summer.But being hot is a sidebar conversation with Variety — the main topic is Cuoco’s HBO Max comedic thriller “The Flight Attendant,” for which she was nominated for the second year in a row for lead actress in a comedy.

Three-time Emmy nominee Kaley Cuoco had a 'magical' Subway sandwich lunch date (including Doritos) with Love Actually alum Bill Nighy on the Berlin set of their new film Role Play last week.The 36-year-old SoCal native - who boasts 7.4M Instagram followers - revealed via Instastory on Tuesday that the 72-year-old Englishman 'loves' the Connecticut fast food chain, which happens to have 31 locations in the city.Kaley wound up misspelling Bill's last name twice in her posts, but she meant well, gushing that he was 'the classiest gent around' while giving a tepid shout-out to their castmate David Oyelowo. 'Classic': Three-time Emmy nominee Kaley Cuoco had a 'magical' Subway sandwich lunch date (including Doritos) with Love Actually alum Bill Nighy on the Berlin set of their new film Role Play last week Nighy replaced Billy Bob Thorton, who had a schedule conflict, in the role of 'mysterious stranger' Bob in Thomas Vincent's thriller for Amazon Studios - according to Deadline.'I already miss him!' Cuoco - who produces and stars as Emma - captioned another snap of herself holding two Polaroids of the unlikely duo looking cozy.While in Germany, the Big Bang Theory alum has been missing her many dogs as well as her boyfriend of four months, Outer Range star Tom Pelphrey.

Kaley Cuoco is headed to Peacock!

Kaley Cuoco is jetting off to a new adventure.The star will headline Peacock's comedic thriller, it was announced Monday. Cuoco will play a married woman named Ava Bartlett, but all other details are being kept under wraps.According to the official logline, is «inspired by a bizarre true event» and follows «a realtor, a plumber and a former tennis star whose lives unexpectedly collide, exposing America's obsession with true crime, murder and the slow close toilet seat.»Jason Bateman is an executive producer on the series, alongside showrunner Craig Rosenberg, Michaele Costigan and Roxie Rodriguez who co-executive produces. Cuoco's new project comes on the heels of 's uncertain future as the HBO Max thriller, which earned her two Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, has yet to officially be picked up for a third season.Cuoco, who is an executive producer on , hinted that the sophomore season may be it.«There's definitely interest in doing a third season.

Selome Hailu Kaley Cuoco has been cast in a leading role in “Based on a True Story,” Peacock’s upcoming comedic thriller series from Craig Rosenberg.Inspired by an actual event, “Based on a True Story” is about a realtor, a plumber and a former tennis star whose lives unexpectedly collide, exposing America’s obsession with true crime, murder and the slow close toilet seat.Cuoco will play a married woman named Ava Bartlett. All other details are being kept under wraps.Most recently, Cuoco has starred in HBO Max’s “The Flight Attendant,” earning an Emmy nomination for lead comedy actress for Season 2, which concluded in May.

EXCLUSIVE: Kaley Cuoco, a two-time Emmy nominee for The Flight Attendant, has been tapped for a lead in Peacock’s dark comedic thriller Based On a True Story, from Emmy-nominated The Boys executive producer Craig Rosenberg, Ozark star/executive producer Jason Bateman and his Aggregate Films and UCP.