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Kevin Bacon And Kyra Sedgwick Perform Beyoncé's 'Texas Hold 'Em' For Their Farm Animals In Sweet Video

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The married actors shared a video of their rousing rendition of Beyoncé's new country hit 'Texas Hold 'Em' for a few of their farm animals, including two pigs and a miniature horse.

It was hootenanny time down at the Bacon and Sedgwick farm, and the internet got to stomping along to the banjo beat.

An Instagram video of Kevin Bacon and his lovely Hollywood wife Kyra Sedgwick performing for their farm animals with a rousing hoe-down has gone viral.


It showed that the star couple can excel in being goofy and having good times when they're not busy playing intense characters.

The Footloose actor cut loose with his banjo and sang Beyoncé's new country song "Texas Hold 'Em" as his wife Kyra Sedgwick participated with a "Whoo!" and "Heyyy!" call-and-response.

The clip featured their pigs Johnny and June and a miniature horse and was jointly posted on their socials.

Bacon called the barnyard concert a "Monday morning serenade."



Fans were hootin' and hollerin' with approval.

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Social media users also gave props to Queen Bey for successfully switching up music genres.

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The Hollywood couple left the city for a more quaint life when their lives were turned upside down by a financial disaster in 2009.

They, along with many other celebrities, were victims of one of the largest Ponzi scheme scandals in U.S. history, in which former chairman of the NASDAQ stock exchange Bernie Madoff defrauded clients out of nearly $65 billion.

Looking back on it, Bacon chose to accentuate the positive.

He said of his family:

“We’ve made it this far, our kids are healthy, we’re healthy, you know?"
"Let’s look at what we have that’s good.”

After reevaluating their lives following the incident, the couple decided to move away from Hollywood and settle on a farm in Connecticut, where they have been posting videos of their idyllic hijinks and singing to their livestock.

Although the duo dealt with lemons, they've been making plenty of lemonade in the country ever since.

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