The Mediacorp actor would go on to say it's a true story.
Earlier this week, Nicole shared an Instagram Reel showing how it's like getting in the car with her hubs.
This is what she thought it would be: James slowly leaning in, gently fastening her seatbelt for her while gazing lovingly into her eyes. *Cue K-drama OST*What happens in real life though was...In real life, she has to fasten her seatbelt herself, which is in no way romantic at all.Netizens were very tickled by how accurate Nicole's video was."Pak tor time vs signed on the dotted line," commented one netizen.
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