In a recent interview, Akerman said that the Netflix series' creative team referenced the first lady when describing the character Margo Banks to her

Malin Åkerman ‘s role as Margo Banks in the hit Netflix series, The Hunting Wives, was inspired by a very well-known face in the White House. Åkerman confirmed what TV viewers have been suspecting for a while after the show dropped on the streaming network on July 21 — her character was solely based on

With two decades of roles across comedy, drama, and action, actor Malin Akerman takes on a new challenge in Netflix's The Hunting Wives.

The Hunting Wives' star Malin Åkerman talks us through Margo’s big moments in the season 1 finale, and whether there’ll be season 2.

Malin Akerman is used to making waves on-air in the likes of Billions and The Hunting Wives, but she's not the only one in the family with star genes. The stunning actress is married to a successful actor who she was introduced to by her younger sister.

Åkerman, 47, exclusively told Us Weekly before the show premiered on Monday, July 21, saying, “The controversy is what appealed to me. [But] the boy that [my character] has moments with is 18. He’s supposed to be of age so that we don’t cross into that border.”

She dabbled in modelling and was the lead singer of an alt rock band before her breakout role as Silk Spectre II in 2009’s Watchmen.

There’s a proverb that goes “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” First lady Melania Trump may not agree. That’s

Donald Trump remarked on Kamala Harris' Time Magazine cover, saying he thought the vice president resembled his wife and former First Lady Melania during his interview with Elon Musk.