Mark Consuelos is morning TV’s hunkiest player — in more ways than one, as his wife and on-air cohost, Kelly Ripa, playfully speculated that her husband sabotaged his own standing in a fun Live With Kelly & Mark game to win some points for himself… uh… later in the night.

One day after Consuelos revealed that he enjoys exploring “physical touch” with Ripa, the couple played a Valentine’s Day-themed game on air hosted by their resident announcer, Déjà Vu Parker, which tasked the pair with identifying common love-based phrases represented on a screen by emojis.

In the end, Ripa beat her husband with a score of 5 to 3, with Consuelos exclaiming, “You won, baby! You won!” as Ripa accepted a literal trophy as her prize.

Mark Consuelos reveals he likes ‘physical touch’ as intimate love language with Kelly Ripa

“He threw it,” Ripa said under her breath, while Parker asked, “He threw it for you? That’s true love!”

Ripa later addressed the audience, suggestively joking that, “Mark threw this so that he could have a good night tonight.”

Consuelos gave a knowing laugh before the show cut to a commercial break.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos celebrate ‘Love Week’ on ‘Live With Kelly & Mark’.ABC

The moment follows years of Ripa and Consuelos — who got married in 1996 after meeting on the set of All My Children — solidifying their unofficial title as morning television’s horniest couple, which kicked off in mid-2023 when they fronted an extremely spicy live segment that included an arousing on-air foot massage, all the way through to their slate of 2024 Halloween costumes.

On Wednesday’s episode of Ripa’s Let’s Talk Off Camera podcast, Consuelos tenderly recalled the first moment he met his future wife. “I forget what top you had on, but you were holding a cup of coffee and smoking a cigarette like out of a Parisian, editorial page,” he recalled. “She smoked a cigarette like someone who’s been in Paris all their lives. She looked like this French vixen.”

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