Kevin Bacon Packs Wife Kyra Sedgwick's Lunch Before Leaving for Work: 'It's the Little Things'

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The actor showed off his husband skills as she shared the sweet gesture he'd left for his wife of 35 years

<p>Kevin Bacon/Instagram</p> Kevin Bacon shares video of the lunch he packed for wife Kyra Sedgwick

Kevin Bacon/Instagram

Kevin Bacon shares video of the lunch he packed for wife Kyra Sedgwick

Kevin Bacon’s love language is on full display.

The 65-year-old actor shared an adorable video on Instagram on Thursday as he revealed a sweet gesture he was leaving for his wife, Kyra Sedgwick, to discover in the fridge.

“I’m up early getting ready to go to work. I got a early call,” Bacon said as he started the selfie-style video, taken in the kitchen of the couple’s house.

Sedgwick, 58, had the “day off” so she was “still asleep,” he said, before flipping the camera to show off the gesture.

“Well you know how they say it’s the little things?” he said as he recorded a tupperware dish with food inside that was intended for his wife of 35 years. “It’s the little things.”

“Real love is making sure your partner gets in all the major food groups,” Bacon wrote in the caption of the post, which garnered lots of love from his followers who applauded the small but meaningful gesture.

Sedgwick reposted the video on her Instagram Story, adding "💞" in a show of thanks.

Related: Watch Kevin Bacon Make the 3-Ingredient Pancakes He Cooks for Wife Kyra Sedgwick on Sundays (Exclusive) 

<p>Paras Griffin/Getty</p> Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick attend 26th SCAD Savannah Film Festival on October 23, 2023

Paras Griffin/Getty

Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick attend 26th SCAD Savannah Film Festival on October 23, 2023

Making delicious food is something of a hobby for the longtime couple, who divide their time between Los Angeles, New York City and Connecticut, where they have a farm complete with four goats, two pigs, three alpacas and three miniature horses. The couple share popular glimpses into their farm life on TikTok, and Bacon earned some particularly viral moments after he posted several videos singing with the various animals on their land.

"People were like, 'We love you singing with the goats.' Kevin and I are like, 'Great, have you seen our movies or TV shows?' " Sedgwick joked to PEOPLE for the couple’s joint cover story last year.

Their farm life has come with some repercussions, though, as Bacon has stopped eating goat and pig because he’s now an owner of both animals. “My wife is like, ‘We can’t get any more animals because you’re going to stop eating everything,’ ” he told PEOPLE for the Sexiest Man Alive issue.

”I love animals, they are a joy to be around, and they’re very, very calming for me,” he said of life on the property. “But we also really love to go into the garden and get fresh herbs or tomatoes or basil or peppers or zucchini.”

Related: Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon Share Secrets of Their 35-Year Marriage: 'Sense of Humor Is Crucial'

<p>Kevin Bacon/ Instagram</p> Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick

Kevin Bacon/ Instagram

Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick

The couple approach cooking quite differently, though, he admitted. While Sedgwick likes to “have the recipe and read it, and follow it,” Bacon said, “I rarely follow a recipe. I love recipes because I learn something new, I get inspired by something. I like that stuff, but I generally adjust it.”

That’s not the end of their differences in the kitchen. "I clean up as I go along. My wife does not. I clean up as she goes along," he admitted. "I want to sit down and know that the cleanup is not going to be longer than the dinner."

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Their kids, Travis, 34 and Sosie, 31, have picked up a thing or two as a result of their parents’ cooking habits.

"We never gave them lessons. We never sat down and said, "Okay, this is how you cook.’ But just in the course of life, they've ended up making great, great dishes, and they both really enjoy it," the proud dad told PEOPLE.

“We love to cook and we love to eat. Cooking and eating together is something that we've always done as a family.” 

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