The Rookie star Eric Winter has teased an exciting new project in collaboration with his wife Roselyn Sánchez.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, the actor revealed that the couple have embarked on a trip to Miami in Florida, where they will be working on "something special" for the next two days.
Sharing a video montage showing the pair getting comfortable at their hotel, Eric penned in the caption: "Bienvenidos a Miami …. Just arrived and already getting comfy! Going to be a fun 2 days. Building something special that we will share soon, but first business trip in the books for our new venture!"
Fans were quick to react to the news in the comments section, with one person writing: "Excited to hear more about this!!" while another added: "Can't wait to hear all about it."
A third follower commented: "Looking forward to it! I just adore you both together, much love."
This isn't the first time Eric and Roselyn have worked together. Since 2019, the pair have co-hosted a podcast called He Said, Ella Dijo, in which they discuss a wide variety of topics, from relationships to family and culture.
Eric's wife, Roselyn, is also an actress, who is famed for playing Elena Delgado in Without a Trace, Carmen Luna in Devious Maids and Elena Roarke on Fantasy Island.
The couple first locked eyes at an L.A. party in 2005. They tied the knot three years later, in November 2008, at the San Cristobal fort in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico – which is Roselyn's hometown.
The couple went on to welcome two children: a daughter Sebella Rose Winter, who was born in 2012, and a son, Dylan Gabriel Winter, who arrived in 2017.
Before hosting their podcast together, Eric and Roselyn co-starred in the 2019 Hallmark romance movie, A Taste of Summer.
Roselyn even appeared on an episode of The Rookie back in episode 16 of season two, when she portrayed the role of Valerie Castillo, a reporter with unclear motives, who befriends Lucy Chen.
Eric Winter plays no-nonsense cop, Sergeant Tim Bradford, in The Rookie.
The actor has starred in the drama since the pilot episode aired in 2018.
Although the WGA strike has ended, meaning Hollywood writers can return to work, the striking actors have yet to reach a fair deal with the major studios.
Talks between SAG-AFTRA - which represents actors and other media professionals - and the AMPTP, which bargains on behalf of the major studios, broke down last week.
The studios stated that the gap between the two sides is "too great" to continue productive negotiations.
Until a deal is reached, actors won't be able to return to the set. Therefore, it may be a little while before ABC announces a release date for season 6.
SAG-AFTRA member voted to strike on July 13 2023.
In 2022 it was reported that the average hourly pay for a California actor was $27.73 per hour. But many working actors do not work Monday-Friday 9am - 5pm jobs, and 86% of the 160,000 strong guild do not make more than $25,950 in covered earnings (money that contributes towards social security) per year, and therefore do not qualify for healthcare insurance.
Actors also receive financial compensations when their TV shows are syndicated, rerun, have a DVD release or enjoy a move to streaming services. The calculation is complex and can change depending on initial contract, length of time an actor has had guild membership, and the type of production. As an example the Friends cast – Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, and Matthew Perry – receive 2% of the syndication revenue for their hit WB show, meaning their annually bring in around $20million each. But as streaming services such as Netflix continue to refuse to share ratings, it makes it unclear how often content is played and it lowers an actor's residual calculation.
The SAG and Writers Guild of America members are also both fighting AMPTP over protections for their work against Artificial Intelligence, and fears that technology would replace humans.
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