Oliver Hudson Compiles List of ‘Men My Wife Wants to Make Love to,’ Including Brad Pitt, Travis Kelce…and Mitch McConnell

Oliver Hudson doesn’t mind spreading the love.

On Tuesday, Nov. 19, the Cleaning Lady actor, 48, jokingly confessed that he’s not the only one his wife Erinn Bartlett, 51, has eyes for.

“In honor of #nationalmensday I’ve compiled a carousel of the men my wife wants to make love to,” Hudson captioned an Instagram carousel of multiple not-so-eligible bachelors.

First in the upload was Travis Kelce. The 35-year-old Kansas City Chiefs tight end went public with his relationship to Taylor Swift in October 2023.

Next was Brad Pitt, who has been dating Ines de Ramon since late 2022.

Hudson’s gallery also included Ryan Gosling, who first met Eva Mendes on a movie set in 2011 before welcoming two children together, and then a very-married Chris Hemsworth, who shares three kids with wife Elsa Pataky.

Last, but certainly not least, was Sen. Mitch McConnell. The Kentucky politician, 82, has been married to Elaine Chao since 1993.

Many of the comments focused on Hudson including McConnell on the lineup. “Mitch got me in tears! No way your wife is that thirsty,” DJ D-Nice, adding a series of laughing emojis.

Hudson recently opened up to PEOPLE about how he and Bartlett have managed to make their marriage work for 18 years.

“You never want to go [away from each other for] too long, but if you’re in this business, you’re going to be away,” the Rules of Engagement actor told PEOPLE at an event held by the Goldie Hawn Foundation to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the MindUP Gala in Los Angeles on Sept. 27.

“I always make it a point to come home anytime that I can.”

Hudson and Bartlett married in Mexico in June 2006. They share sons Wilder Brooks and Bodhi Hawn and daughter Rio Laura.

Another important factor in maintaining a successful relationship is for both people to have a sense of individuality, Hudson added.

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“I think there’s a tendency to become codependent, where it’s like, when you’re feeling bad, I’m feeling bad. We are a unit, yes we are, but we are individuals. You need to go do your s— and let me go do my s— and be okay with it.”

“If I want to go play golf, if I want to go fish, let me do that. If you want to go be with your girls, if you want to do whatever you want to do, you can do that,” Hudson told PEOPLE. “I think that that’s the most important thing.”