She has, however, publicly criticized RFK Jr.’s vaccine views,calling his remarks “reprehensible.”
The role landed her two Emmy Award nominations, one in 2003 and the other in 2006.
“She has less ego than anybody I’ve ever worked with.
In addition to acting, Hines has also dabbled in producing and directing.
Hines and Young were married from 2002 until they split in 2010 for unknown reasons.
During their nearly eight-year marriage, the ex-spouses welcomed a daughter, Catherine Rose Young, in 2004.
Hines and Catherine have a strong mother-daughter bond, which the actor often displays on social media.
Little is known of her personal life, as all of her social media is set to private.
“When I knew that Cat was getting ready to leave [home] …
I asked her if she would like to start a company with me,” Cheryl toldAccess Daily.
“We’ve made this a family affair,” Hines wrote on the site.
“Once I had my baby, I could actually go play with real people.
It was very exciting,” Hines revealed.
The cause is close to Hines' heart, as her nephew Michael was born with the disorder.
As for poker, Hines claims she’s quite the player.
I tend to win more than I lose, which is good,” she told Brain & Life.
However, Cheryl Hines didn’t share her husband’s sentiments.
“My husband’s opinions are not a reflection of my own.
Ultimately, Hines hasn’t clearly stated her stance on the topic or criticized her husband’s.
“I said, ‘Yeah, that sounds fantastic,'” Hines said.
“They are prickly and there’s a lot of poop involved,” Hines said.
According to Hines, the opportunity to direct her first feature film arose from tragic circumstances.
“I had directed television before, but never film,” she toldSFGate.
“So I was hesitant to say yes immediately.”
“Good thing, because my hands were pretty full directing,” she said.
“I don’t know how people star in their own films.”
“And I ask her what’s for dinner and she says ‘chicken.’
When I complained, I just loved the way she handled it.
She didn’t get angry.
She actually made me laugh, and when that happened, it was all over.”
I say, ‘I love “Modern Family” too!'”
“And I was like, ‘Yes!'”
Interestingly enough, Hines met her future husband through her make-believe TV spouse.
When they met again, in 2011, their circumstances had changed dramatically.
“He said, ‘Ah, that’s a terrible idea.
“According to Hines, David has yet to admit he was wrong.
“I think if you asked him now, he’d say, ‘We’ll see.'”
“I’m sure the onset of different extreme medical conditions makes you think about the world differently.”
Since becoming involved with UCP, Hines has hosted numerous fundraisers for the organization.
“I just speak from the heart,” she told theOrlando Sentinelof her role at these events.
“We need to raise a lot of money.
“I’m bracing myself for it,” she admitted to The New York Times.
Hines, however, dismissed the idea.
“Elections are really dramatic, mean-spirited, and invasive,” she toldNewsweek.
“I just want to verify that my family me, Bobby, our seven children come out intact.
That we’ll still be the same people when it’s all said and done.
That we’ll still be grounded but wiser.”
