
The press run for Practical Magic 2 has provided fans with a number of legendary moments.
This weekend, however, Sandra Bullock cranked the chaos up a notch by firing a veiled dig in the direction of co-star Nicole Kidman's ex-husband.
The Hollywood duo - who reunited for the sequel of their fantasy rom-com - caught up with content creator Jake Shane for the latest episode of his hit Therapuss podcast, where they attempted to answer questions sent in by fans.
Shane read out one query, which began, 'I literally hate my boyfriend's music. This would totally be fine if we weren't dating because, of course, tastes are different and everything'.
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He continued, 'But he always shows me his demos, plays live for me when he's working on something, etc, and I have to sit through the whole thing. I'm struggling here but I don't want to lie to him. I also don't want to crush his spirits'.
Bullock, 62, initially appeared to be offering up some advice from her confused fan, telling them: "This is... because music fuels everything, and if you don't like the music, it's not going to ignite the fuel."
Seconds later, however, the Oscar-winning actress cheekily smiled while admitting, 'This is a tricky one', before turning to her recently divorced co-star and joking, 'Nicole?'.

Immediately, the remark sparked fits of laughter from Kidman, Shane and several members of his behind-the-scenes crew, who quickly caught onto the fact that Bullock was referencing her cast mate's musician ex.
As a reminder Kidman, 59, announced her divorce from country music star Keith Urban last September on the grounds of 'marital difficulties and irreconcilable differences'.
Attempting to remove herself from the hole she dug, Bullock went on to tell the fan: "I feel what you are trying to say with your music is not something that resonates with me, but I hope it resonates with everyone else.

"I feel... I don't know how to help on that one because that's insulting. This will crush that person."
Through tears of laugher, Kidman also joined in telling the person's partner: "You have the right to make any music you want."
She also told the fan: "Find something you like in it, give them a compliment. Give him a bone."
The expected moment immediately sent shockwaves throughout the internet, with thousands of fans hailing Bullock for her quick sense of humour, and Kidman for being able to brush it off.
"The way Nicole laughed immediately HAHAHHA. I love this," one Instagram user wrote.

Another gushed: "I love how completely opposite their energies are and how well they play off of each other."
"Deaddddddddd," a third joked. "Everyone needs a friend like Sandy."
"Sandra is such a QUEEN," another wrote. "She said, Nicole, that's your area of expertise, girl! Go for it!"
A fifth quoted Kidman's response, writing: "'Find SOMETHING you like in it', gf has done this before."
Topics: Nicole Kidman, Celebrity, US News, Sandra Bullock, Entertainment