Jennifer Love Hewitt fears her daughter will witness a "super intense" make-out scene in 'Boy Meets World'.

Jennifer Love Hewitt is unwrapping her Hollywood career during the holiday season.

""Boy Meets World" featured a special cameo by "The Holiday Junkie" star, who reflected on her long acting career with Planet Chronicle Digital."

Hewitt gushed about her enjoyable experience with Friedle, who portrayed Cory's brother on the show. She described him as the ideal boyfriend and praised the cast's overall performance during their memorable make-out scene.

In real life, Friedle and Hewitt were dating when she appeared in the season 5 episode "And Then There Was Shawn."

Jennifer Love Hewitt played Feffy Fefferman in the 1998 episode, and the couple had a heavy make out scene that Friedle called "intense" and "uncomfortable" on the "Pod Meets World" podcast.

On the podcast, Friedle stated that he didn't recall the scene going that far and it was uncomfortable. He said, "Wow, that's uncomfortable," during the discussion of the iconic series with co-stars Danielle Fishel and Rider Strong.

"The makeout scene in the hallway was the most intense of the seven years of the show, with kissing on the neck while trying to talk, leaving viewers in shock."

"We really went for it in that make out, definitely."  — Jennifer Love Hewitt

Hewitt discussed the "Boy Meets World" make out scene with Planet Chronicle Digital, but she confessed that her main concern is her daughters' reactions.

""I'm always worried that my daughter will want to watch 'Boy Meets World' and see me as Jennifer Love Fefferman making out on the bookshelf, which she will find cringe-worthy," she added."

Jennifer Love Hewitt discusses her Hollywood career, including the 'Boy Meets World' makeout scene.

"The Holiday Junkie" featured Hewitt's daughters pursuing their acting careers, just like their mother.

Andie, a character portrayed by Hewitt, runs a decorating and planning service company during the holiday season in her first ever Christmas film, which was directed by Hewitt.

Despite losing her mother, Hewitt's character finds solace during the holidays through an unexpected Christmas romance.

Hewitt's mother passed away in real life, and "The Holiday Junkie" held sentimental value for the actress as it honored her late mom.

Brian Hallisay, Hewitt's real-life husband, portrays their on-screen romance in movies. The couple first met on the set of Lifetime's film "Love Bites" and got married in November 2013. They have three children together: Autumn, 11, Atticus, 9, and Aidan, 3.

Her husband and she encountered difficulties while working together, as the "9-1-1" star admitted.

Our biggest challenge was deciding who would take care of our children while we were involved in everything. This caused us to worry greatly about the situation.

Hewitt stated that they received help with childcare while working on set. She expressed her gratitude for the 11 years of marriage with her spouse.

"Falling in love with your husband again is not a common occurrence, but I found myself doing just that while watching a movie. The picture of me looking at him on the screen made me realize how much I love him, and I ended the movie feeling even more in love with him than when we started. It was a wonderful gift to have been able to relive that moment after 11 years."

Hewitt's daughter received her Screen Actors Guild card at the same age as Hewitt.

Her kids found her role in the horror film "I Know What You Did Last Summer" amusing.

Hewitt laughed as she thought it was really cool that my character didn't die.

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She said her daughter "exclaimed, 'I'm really proud of you, mommy... for making it through.'"

People frequently shout the iconic line "What are you waiting for, huh?" at Hewitt from the movie.

She explained fans would shout at her randomly from across the street.

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Since she was a young child, Hewitt has been acting and now shares her advice with her younger self on Planet Chronicle Digital.

"I've always been a worrywart," she admitted. "I was always worried... I had so much fun on the job, and I thought it would be my last or that people would kick me out of Hollywood and not let me act anymore."

"I was always worried about being dorky, but I enjoyed it and was present. However, I wasted a lot of time worrying. I think I would tell her that it will work out, and she will still be allowed to do things as she gets older. It's okay, and she's fine."

"The Holiday Junkie" premieres on Lifetime, Dec. 14.