Jim Parsons Bonds With Husband And Pals As 'Big Bang Theory' Is On Last Legs?
Dec. 31 2017, Updated 9:55 p.m. ET
The Big Bang Theory star Jeim Parsons looked grim and unsmiling when photographed going out to lunch with his husband and pals on New Year's weekend. This week, RadarOnline.com exclusively revealed the reason why Parsons might be down--there's a mutiny brewing on his TV show with massive egos, raging jealousy and ugly backbiting tearing it apart! Scroll down RadarOnline.com's gallery for more.
Parsons, famed for playing Sheldon Cooper, looked natty in a hat, sunglasses, and black clothes for lunch in Beverly Hills.
The actor's husband, Todd Spiewak, and other friends joined him at the restaurant. The two married earlier this year after Parsons got a big bang of a pay raise!
Art director Spiewak matched Parsons' outfit, wearing a black sweater with a design on it and cool shades as New Year's Eve approached.
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But Parsons, 44, didn't look cheery for the holidays as sources told RadarOnline.com that tensions have exploded on Big Bang. Season 11 of the sitcom recently scored its lowest ratings ever, and a spy dished that the long-running CBS hit may be on its last legs!
Parsons, who came out as gay in 2012, is in the midst of a crisis on his show, according to RadarOnline.com insiders.
Is Parsons unhappy about TV conflict? "Many of the cast members have gotten swelled heads, and some of the other actors aren't happy about it," a Big Bang insider claimed to RadarOnline.com.
Sources at Parsons' CBS show have told RadarOnline.com the series will end after season 12 as some cast members are itching to get out -- despite their million-dollars-an-episode paychecks! For years, the show has hid numerous secrets and scandals.
Parsons, who also narrates the Big Bang Theory spin-off, Young Sheldon, is the big dog on the show and other cast members are "silently simmering" over it, a RadarOnline.com source tattled. The actor reportedly earns an incredible $27.5 million a year, making him TV's highest paid star.
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