The pandemic has caused many families to spend more time together. For Gabrielle Union, that meant feeling more exposed in front of her husband Dwyane Wade.

While on the premiere episode of Facebook Watch's “Peace of Mind with Taraji,” Union explaind how the PTSD of surviving a brutal rape came to the surface over the past nine months and the impact on her relationship with her husband of six years.

Union said, "I think it has been hard during the quarantine because we are in the same space. I have not been home in any kind of consistent way since I have been an adult, so just getting to know my husband, which sounds crazy, I was like, ‘Oh, every day, every day you’re going to be here, okay ahh yeah I guess this is healthy.’"

She continued, "I just feel a little bit more naked, exposed because I am just on Zoom with the therapist and I can hear the household, and then the doors open and ... there is not enough space, you know what I mean, and that kind of worries me sometimes. You know when people are like, 'You gotta keep the mystery about yourself. Don't tell him everything.' I'm like, 'Well, s--- then, the pandemic, you got the whole thing.'"

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She also added, "So you have to find out: 'Do you love me for all of ... the baggage?' You get worried that maybe you have revealed too much and you're going to scare them away because damaged women aren't supposed to be lovable.

In 1992, the actress was working at a Payless shoe store and was assaulted at gunpoint. The rapist took a plea deal of 33 years in prison. Union also won a negligence suit against Payless.

You can watch the full episode of Facebook Watch's “Peace of Mind with Taraji,” here.