Woody Harrelson ‘Insisted’ On Helping Complete Strangers Move Out Of Apartment
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“I was just thinking to myself, ‘Only in New York,’” Grant Jefferson said of the surreal experience that led to a viral photo.
Wall Street Journal reporter Alex Janin and her boyfriend, music producer and audio engineer Grant Jefferson, were moving their stuff out of their New York City apartment over the weekend when they got some very random help from the very famous actor Woody Harrelson. On Saturday, Janin posted a photo of her and the “Zombieland” star holding houseplants and smiling for the camera on Twitter. The caption, which quickly went viral, read: “Woody Harrelson helped us move out of our apartment today. Love you, NYC.”
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