Kristen Bell Reacts After Fan Shares Awkward Family Moment Watching Her Raunchy Scene

Kristen Bell jokingly apologized to a fan for the awkward moment he experienced while watching her latest Netflix miniseries.

On Saturday, a Twitter user named Eric recalled the awkward experience of watching a raunchy scene in "The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window" with his mom and girlfriend.

The end of the show's fifth episode sees Anna (Bell) have graphic sex with Rex (played by Benjamin Levy Aguilar) in multiple spots throughout her entire home.

After finishing the episode, Eric wrote on Twitter, "Just watched Kristen Bell get absolutely RAILED with my girlfriend and my mom in the same room…"

Bell apparently found it hilarious as she responded: "Hahahahaha sorry dude."

"You need to apologize to my mom right now," Eric joked.

Other Twitter users reacted to the hilarious exchange between Bell and Eric. Many were pleasantly surprised that the "Good Place" actress responded to the fan.

"There is no way you're [actually] this casual when Kristen Bell responds to your tweet. What are you hiding, sir?" one person commented.

"Lmfaooooo Eric. Hollywood, here you come," another wrote, to which Eric replied: "They ain't ready."

"Sounds like some lucky guy was in a good place," another Twitter user joked.

One fan said the exchange was "unf---ing real," and Eric admitted that he never expected Bell to reply to his tweet.

"I was genuinely so surprised that she actually saw it and responded," Eric wrote.

While Eric was mortified by his experience watching the show, other viewers had nothing but praise for Bell's new Netflix miniseries.

"Girl, that scene was FIRE!!!! I love the series so much. Thanks, Kristen, you and the cast did an excellent work!" one Twitter user wrote.

"I binged the whole series yesterday. The 'Therapist' threw me for a loop," another added.

"The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window" hit Netflix Friday.

"For heartbroken Anna (Bell), every day is the same. She sits with her wine, staring out the window, watching life go by without her," the description of the eight-episode comedy thriller reads. "But when a handsome neighbor (Tom Riley) and his adorable daughter move in across the street, Anna starts to see a light at the end of the tunnel. That is until she witnesses a gruesome murder… Or did she?"

The series is reportedly based loosely on the 2021 movie "The Woman in the Window" and 2016's "The Girl on the Train."