After playing President Fitzgerald Grant for the last five seasons of ABC's Scandal, some folks are wondering if the executive's philandering ways haven't rubbed off on Tony Goldwyn. According to the latest gossip news updates, the 55-year-old actor/director was recently seen out on a date with a woman that definitely wasn't his wife, Jane Musky. While Goldwyn hasn't addressed the allegations of cheating directly, he was willing to talk about the possibility of a Shondaland TV show crossover in the very near future with How to Get Away with Murder.
Despite reportedly being happily married to his wife of 28-years, Jane Musky, Scandal President Tony Goldwyn was spotted enjoying a romantic dinner with a young women at Sunset Towers in West Hollywood October 21.
One eyewitness to the steamy get together claims in the latest November 15, issue of Star magazine that Tony and the mystery woman looked quite the pair as the laughed their way through one course after another:
"They were deep in conversation, off in the own little world and grinning from ear to ear.
"He was enjoying the attention this young lady was lavishing on him."
Although Goldwyn let his rep deal with the cheating allegations, President Grant didn't have any problem talking to Entertainment Weekly about the possibility of an eventual Scandal-How to Get Away with Murder crossover:
"I'm open to anything. Are you kidding? To get to act with Viola and that cast...and you know, we see each other on the lot and chat.
"I think it'd be super cool. But I have no...the shows also have a very different tone, so I don't know if crosspollination would work or not.
"But I am open to it."
What do you think about Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder joining forces for an episode or two?
Is that even less likely than Tony Goldwyn suddenly stepping out on his wife after nearly three-decades together?
Or, should Shonda Rhimes figure out a way to make that happen, before Jane Musky forces her husband to leave the show?
Let us hear what you have to say about it in the comment field below.
