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‘Broad City’ star Abbi Jacobson details ‘wild’ lengths she and wife, Jodi Balfour, go to feel safe as a gay couple

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Abbi Jacobson spoke to Page Six at a screening for “Tangles” on November 9. Page Six
Abbi Jacobson spoke to Page Six at a screening for “Tangles” on November 9. Page Six · New York Post

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Jacobson and Balfour tied the knot in 2024.

“Broad City” star Abbi Jacobson revealed that she and wife Jodi Balfour sometimes pretend to be sisters while traveling through certain states.

“As my wife and I drive,” Jacobson, 42, told Page Six exclusively at a special screening of “Tangles” earlier this week, “if we drive across the country, there are states where we are sisters. In case.”

The actress, who is openly gay, said she is grateful to be able to work in Hollywood without hiding her sexuality, acknowledging that “many people were not able to” do the same.

“It’s really wild how we’ve come so far in a lot of areas,” she added.

Jacobson, 42, met the “For All Mankind” star, 39, virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The actresses first announced they were dating in October 2021 after keeping their relationship a secret for a year.

“One year with this incredible human. Don’t know how I got so lucky ❤️,” Jacobson wrote on Instagram at the time.

Jacobson is best known for co-creating and starring alongside Ilana Glazer in the hit Comedy Central series “Broad City,” which ran from 2014 to 2019 and is now streaming on Hulu.

“It was like the most fun I’ve had,” Jacobson shared. “The fact that it’s resonated with people and still does is like, I mean, it’s the best.”

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