Becky Lynch Hilariously Interviews Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Hart of "Me Time"

When she's not ruling the Women's Division in WWE, apparently, Becky Lynch is acting as a Hollywood reporter, getting the skinny from celebrities on their upcoming films. At least, that's what she did (and hilariously) with Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg of Nextlfix's newly-released "Me Time."

Lynch acted as a correspondent, sitting down with the two stars of the comedy, and did her best impression of a reporter trying to uncover a few secrets behind the movie magic. The film is about two life-long friends, one who refuses to grow up (Wahlberg) and the other who is wrestling with the fact he's got a family and responsibilities but feels a bit trapped being the supportive house-husband (Hart). In an effort to get a little "me time", his wife and kids take a vacation without him, but he quickly learns how boring it is not having anyone around. He joins his buddy for his wild 44th birthday, and things go incredibly wrong.

Lynch asked both why it took so long for them to work together, to which Hart responded he'd been trying for a while and joked his career barely survived being shunned by Wahlberg back when the HBO show Entourage was on. She asked if either thought they would make for a solid tag team and Hart joked that him in a pair of tights would equal big ratings for WWE. When she mentioned WrestleMania being in Los Angeles next year and wondered who they would like to face, Wahlberg said The Rock and John Cena. Hart joked, "I couldn't think of an easier match."

Lynch mentioned the not-so-kind words Hart had for Brock Lesnar when he called him "broccoli" and Wahlberg said he's rethinking his idea of being Hart's tag team partner and would rather be the manager because Lesnar doesn't "--- around. He's going to squish you like a bug." Wahlberg also figured Lesnar might not let that slide.

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Lynch Did Well To Rein In Hart

Lynch must have caught Kevin Hart on a day because he was everywhere in her interview. From talking about his wrestling ideas to his finisher the "scorpion tail", he was having fun with the segment and it was clear Lynch is pretty good at improvising and going with the flow. It's one of the traits that makes her such a talented performer in WWE.

As WrestleMania approaches, one has to wonder if WWE will try to do more of these types of Hollywood-style interviews. It's a great crossover between WWE in Hollywood and the entertainment business. "Me Time" is currently out on Netflix.

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