Ayo Edebiri Shuts Down Conversation About Jeremy Allen White's Underwear Ads
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"This is a work function!" Edebiri reminded everyone while backstage at the Golden Globes.
“The Bear’s” Ayo Edebiri was ready to call HR after being forced to look at co-star Jeremy Allen White’s spicy Calvin Klein ad campaign at the Golden Globes.
Though people have been drooling over photos of White in his boxer-briefs, the cast of “The Bear” wouldn’t comment on his Calvins during the show on Sunday.
Edebiri swiftly shut down the conversation when “Extra’s” Melvin Robert pulled out a poster-sized print of White in his underwear during a backstage interview.
“What went through your mind when you all saw this?” Robert asked the cast.
Refusing to ogle at photos of her co-worker, Edebiri let out a sigh, strode over to the photo, flipped it backwards and propped it up against the wall.
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