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'The Bear' Star Swiftly Shuts Down Reporters Bringing Up Jeremy Allen White's Underwear Ad

Ayo Edebiri; Jeremy Allen White
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Ayo Edebiri was not having it after reporters at the 2024 Golden Globes kept trying to ask about her costar's viral Calvin Klein ad.

Despite the phenomenal success of the masterpiece that is The Bear, reporters at Sunday night's Golden Globes felt the need to bring up Jeremy Allen White's recent Calvin Klein ad to the show's cast.

But his Bear costars, especially Ayo Edebiri, weren't having any of it.


The FX series had a remarkable night, winning the award for Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy. Additionally, White won for Best Actor in the same category while Edebiri took home the Best Actress award.

Still, White's viral underwear ad was the topic of discussion.

While speaking with Extra, the entire cast was shown a blown-up photo of White in his, well, whites, and asked:

“What went through your mind when you saw this?”

Without hesitation, Edebiri stepped forward, took the photo, turned it around and placed it against a wall, explaining:

“I’m putting it away… That’s my boy! This is a work function, do you know what I mean?”

Costar Abby Elliott also added:

“This is our family!”

You can watch below.

Another video from the red carpet shows Access Hollywood showing the same ad to Edebiri and Abbott Elementary's Quinta Brunson.

Once again, Edebiri voiced her displeasure.

“I’m happy for him, that’s my boy, but I want people to understand he’s my coworker.”

Yes, chef!

You can watch that moment below.

And people on social media don't blame her at all.












In the press room after his Golden Globe win, White also fielded several questions about his Calvin Klein campaign, acknowledging the viral nature of the ad has been "bizarre."

“It is strange."
“It’s been a weird couple of days. It is bizarre doing a Calvin Klein ad and it is even more bizarre having it come out.”

Jeremy Allen White Calls Calvin Klein Ad Attention 'Bizarre' After Golden Globes Winyoutu.be


We're definitely happy to see his other successes celebrated, as well.

Congrats to the entire cast of The Bear!

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