Jon Hamm denies using a ‘butt double’ during steamy ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ Season 2 appearance

Jon Hamm cheekily admitted that he didn’t use a “butt double” for a forthcoming steamy “Your Friends & Neighbors” scene.

“It’s my real butt, I think,” the actor told host Andy Cohen on Monday’s episode of “Radio Andy.”

The Bravo head honcho pointed out that Hamm’s rear end was visible in the “first six and a half minutes of Season 2” and asked the latter if he works out his glutes in the gym.

The “Mad Men” alum, who portrays Andrew “Coop” Cooper, explained he doesn’t regularly think about the appearance of his bum, stating that blemishes might be edited out.

Hamm, 55, stars in the comedy series alongside Anna Osceola, Amanda Peet, Hoon Lee, Mark Tallman and Oliva Munn as his on-screen mistress.

Munn, who portrays Samantha Levitt, previously got candid about feeling “insecure” when filming Season 1 sex scenes with Hamm following her cancer diagnosis

“I was really nervous about doing any sex scenes because I have a lot of scars,” the actress, 45, told the Los Angeles Times in April 2025.

“Scars that can be seen in clothing and scars that you wouldn’t know unless I was completely nude.”

Munn received her breast cancer diagnosis in April 2023 and underwent a double mastectomy within 30 days.

She also went under the knife four times in the following 10 months.

The “Newsroom” star, however, understood that her and Hamm’s characters’ “only connection” was through sex.

“I really wanted that to be portrayed,” Munn continued. “I wanted the sex scenes to feel like sex scenes — I wanted them to feel visceral and intense and not hold back at all.”

Working with an intimacy coordinator and a bit of “soul searching” helped Munn push through the scenes.

The “Daily Show” star gave an update on her condition, saying she was “doing great” despite dealing with “tough” medication during an interview on “Good Morning America” on Monday, per People.

Episodes for Season 2 of the Apple TV series will be released weekly starting on April 3.