Julie Bowen Gets Humble About Helping Sarah Hyland Leave An Abusive Partner
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“I'm sure another responsible adult would have done the exact same thing,” Bowen said of her “Modern Family” co-star.
Julie Bowen is downplaying her role in helping her “Modern Family” co-star Sarah Hyland during a crisis.
On Monday’s episode of “The Skinny Confidential Him & Her” podcast, Bowen was asked about a 2014 incident in which she helped Hyland — who played Bowen’s daughter on the hit ABC sitcom — leave an abusive partner.
“Sarah Hyland gives you credit for saving her life after a violent relationship,” co-host Lauryn Bosstick told Bowen, about 26 minutes into the episode.
“Oh, that’s very sweet of her,” Bowen responded humbly. “
You were like, it sounds like, a mother to her,” Bosstick pressed.
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