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When it comes to intimacy coordinators, Emily Osment was an early adopter. The Young Sheldon actress didn’t want one for herself, but rather for her co-star, Montana Jordan. As they shot the show in the early part of the decade, the plot called for Jordan’s Georgie Cooper to become romantically involved with Osment’s Mandy McAllister. […]

The actress, who was 30 when she joined the CBS series, recalled feeling "uncomfortable" about the age difference between her and her 18-year-old onscreen love interest.

There may not have been sex scenes in “Young Sheldon,” but star Emily Osment still requested an intimacy coordinator because of her “concern” around co-star Montana Jordan’s age. In Jessica Radloff’s new book chronicling the making of the series, titled “Young Sheldon: The (Juicier-Than-Meemaw’s-Brisket) Inside Story of the Hit Comedy,” she explains Osment’s