Melissa McCarthy and Husband Ben Falcone Recreate Famous Ghost Pottery Scene: ‘Found My Inner Demi’ 

Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone are getting creative in pottery class!

On Friday, Aug. 8, McCarthy, 54, posted a hilarious photo on Instagram of her and husband Falcone, 51, recreating the unforgettable pottery scene from the 1991 hit film Ghost, while visiting Wild Clay L.A.

McCarthy was pictured sitting in front of a pottery wheel with Falcone behind her as they both had their hands busy sculpting— similar to the famous pottery scene starring onscreen lovers Molly and Sam (played by Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze).

“We had the BEST time at Wild Clay LA!!!!!!! Joshua was an amazing teacher. I really found my inner Demi!!” McCarthy wrote in the caption, referring to the actress. “Grand Opening Soon!! @wildclayla Grand opening Thursday 8/14.”

On her Instagram Stories, McCarthy posted a clip of her and Falcone still embracing by the potter’s wheel as she spoke to the camera, “Does this remind you of anything? Call me Demi,” she added in a whisper.

Following the fun pottery session, McCarthy proudly showed off the finished products she’d created in more photos shared on her Instagram feed, including a large plate engraved with her name and a big jug.

McCarthy and Falcone tied the knot in 2005 and share two children, daughters Vivian, 18, and Georgette, 15. The couple first met as students in the 1990s and crossed paths again after joining the same comedy class in 1998.

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After almost 20 years of marriage, they are still going strong and continue to make a point of showing their appreciation for one another. 

Speaking about their marriage in March, Falcone said he is a “good gift-giver” as he revealed one quirky gift he got his wife while appearing on The View.

“I can be a good gift-giver. I have given one really good gift,” the comedian said. “[McCarthy] got a P.H.D., so we all started of course calling her ‘Doctor.’ Doctor Mac. I got her this sort of souped-up golf cart that is street legal, so she can drive this souped-up golf cart, and I got it all decorated with her favorite artist David Bowie.”