Ayo Edebiri Gives Relatable Answer When Asked If Emmy Nomination Was Her Dream
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The “Bear” star got hilariously real on the Emmys red carpet Monday.
When it comes to keeping things real, Ayo Edebiri knows the drill.
On the 75th Emmy Awards red carpet Monday night, Edebiri ― who’s nominated for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for “The Bear” ― was hit with a pretty standard question.
“What would you say to younger Ayo who had dreams of nights like this?” asked “Live from E!” host Laverne Cox.
But Edebiri certainly didn’t have a typical answer.
“She didn’t dream of nights like this,” Edebiri told Cox. “She sorta dreamed of just, like, dental insurance.”
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