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Photo: Jane Fonda Has A Chair With Ryan Gosling's Face On It
Hey girl, did you know that Jane Fonda has her own Ryan Gosling chair?
The actress was recently spotted on the set of her forthcoming Netflix series Grace And Frankie in Malibu, lugging around the very, very handsome piece of furniture. For a cool $299 (plus $99.95 in shipping), Fonda was able to acquire the opportunity to sit on the face of the Sexiest Canadian Ever whenever she felt like it.
Unfortunately it looks like all of the Face Chairs lineup, including Brad Pitt, Anna Wintour and Barack Obama, are no longer available for purchase. You also missed the chance to have a seat on Ryan Reynolds' face in your own home.
Grace And Frankie, in which Fonda is reunited with her 9 To 5 co-star Lily Tomlin, is set to debut next year.
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