Yellowstone’s Cole Hauser On Jefferson White Bleeding Through His Jeans On Set: “He Went And Sat In The River”

Yellowstone’s Cole Hauser On Jefferson White Bleeding Through His Jeans On Set: “He Went And Sat In The River”

 

(Photo Credit: Paramount Network)

With Yellowstone over and done for the next year or so, fans are still busy discussing the Season 4 Finale, sharing their predictions for Yellowstone Season 5, and some of us might even be diving into the prequel series, 1883.

But now that the season is over, the cast is weighing in as well.

Maybe not as much with their predictions for the next season, but in addition to their thoughts on Season 4, they’ve been sharing some great behind the scenes stories.

Jefferson White (Jimmy Hurdstrom) topped them all with the hilarious story about the scars between his ass cheeks from learning how to ride a horse, but Cole Hauser’s (Rip Wheeler) version of event is equally as hilarious.

To soothe his chaffed (and bleeding) ass, Cole spotted Jeff dunking his cheeks in the river:

Here’s how that interaction went down:

“When we went to cowboy camp I saw the blood running through his jeans and I was like, ‘it’s blood.’”

And he said ‘yeah I have saddle sores.”

I was like, “oh man, do you want me to look at it?’

And he said, ‘NOOOOOOO.’

And then he went and sat in the river.”

Can you picture that?

Maybe you don’t want to, but Jimmy is on set, sitting in the river because he’s bleeding out of his ass, through his jeans, with saddle sores… just brutal.

Jimmy admitted that he had the least experience riding out of anybody in the cast, but that just sounds awful. Seems like he’s got the hang of it now… and the scars to prove it.

(Photo Credit: Paramount Network)


Jimmy’s Explains His Saddle Sores

Jefferson recently revealed that he has a permanent reminder of his days learning how to ride… right between his ass cheeks.

He hilariously explains his injury situation with ET’s Cassie DiLaura:

“Knock on wood I’ve been very lucky… I’ve got some permanent scars, a little bit TMI, on the inside of my butt cheeks… there’s a kind of Rorschach ink blot of scars that will probably never heal.

Other than that I’ve been very lucky. Very sore, very bruised, very beaten up but very lucky.”

Much like his character Jimmy, he has his own Yellowstone brand:

“It’s an evocative image… it is kind of a Y-shape, kind of a permanent, Y.”

If you’re looking for the entire Yellowstone soundtrack, complete through every episode of Season 4, then look no further.

Our Yellowstone: The Soundtrack Playlist, features every song from every episode, updated in real time, every Sunday night.

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