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Author: Anonymous,
The Rema says [Even Haezer 1-5] that it should NOT be done:
יש אומרים דאין לנהוג אפילו עם אשתו בדברים של חיבה, כגון לעיין ברישיה אם יש לו כינים, בפני אחרים (נ"י פרק חזקת הכתים).