Ariana Grande Speechless After Drew Barrymore's 'Oz-Some' Surprise
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The talk show host let the "Wicked" star hold the wand used by Glinda actress Billie Burke in the 1939 film, "The Wizard Of Oz."
Drew Barrymore left Ariana Grande briefly speechless when she surprised her with something truly “Oz-some.”
During an interview that will be airing on Thursday, Barrymore presented the “Wicked” star with a wand used by Billie Burke, who played Glinda in the 1939 film “The Wizard Of Oz.”
Barrymore teased the surprise by telling Grande she had “something that’s extremely exciting and special” to show her.
She then explained that the object was something that had been previously owned by the Smithsonian and is now in private hands.
“But for the purposes of our sit-down, they loaned it to us,” Barrymore said before asking a staffer to “bring out the original Glinda wand, please.”
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