Ebon Moss-Bachrach And Matty Matheson Let Their Lips Do The Talking After Big Emmys Win
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"The Bear" co-stars shared a loving moment to celebrate the show's win for Outstanding Comedy Series.
Ebon Moss-Bachrach planted a lengthy and passionate kiss on Matty Matheson’s lips to celebrate “The Bear” taking home its sixth statuette at the 75th Emmy Awards on Monday.
Matheson began a speech thanking restaurants after the show won the award for Outstanding Comedy Series at the ceremony.
Moss-Bachrach, however, stole the moment after he embraced his co-star with a roughly eight-second smooch.
“I love you, Ebon,” Matheson said before Moss-Bachrach told him to keep his speech going.
“I just love restaurants so much. The good, the bad. It’s rough. We’re all broken inside, and every single day we got to show up and cook and make people feel good by eating something and sitting at a table. It’s really beautiful,” Matheson said.
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