Mother-In-Law Actor Jack Says He Can't Play Bedroom Scenes: "Don't Want Sufurias Flying Over My Head"

• Mother-In-Law's Jack opened up about turning down gay roles because he does not understand what gay people do
• He also shared that his wife once asked him to avoid specific role after watching him play a dangerous man on TV
• The veteran actor also revealed that he avoids taking bedroom scenes to avoid his wife throwing sufurias at him at home

Former Mother-In-Law actor Arabron Osanya, popularly known as Jack, has opened up about his long-term career as a thespian in Kenya.

The veteran actor walked people down memory lane of some of his best-featured shows other than Mother-In-Law.

Why Mother-In-Law's Jack avoids gay roles

In an interview with Buzz Central, the actor also disclosed that he once played a dangerous role that left his wife scared and asked him never to take such roles again.

"I had to sit them down and tell them I am a different character when I am acting. And the one character they will always remember is Abasi. The guy in Kona, they will always remember him," he said.

When asked about roles he cannot play in any film, Jack said:

"As a result of now having a wife, and her reactions, I like to avoid bedroom scenes. I don't want to be discussing and being hit by flying sufurias as I enter the house just because she saw that episode. I would not act a gay character or person, not because I have any issue or I have any against someone who is gay, I believe everyone has their own opinion," he said.

According to the actor, he is not afraid of touching another man but he would not play a gay scene because he does not understand what to do.

"I have to understand what I'm acting to make it real. And because I don't understand what being gay is, what it inspires you, how then I'm I going to portray it?" he said.

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Jack makes comeback on TV

TUKO.co.ke, in June, featured the veteran star after making a come back on the crime Showmax drama series, Faithless.

During the premiere of the new local Showmax series, TUKO.co.ke caught up with the veteran where he opened up about his hiatus from active TV acting.

"I was called for an audition. I auditioned for the role, I didn't expect to get it but I got another call back and yeah I was given the role," he said.