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Wendi McLendon-Covey explained on Instagram that she skipped the 2026 Bridesmaids Oscars reunion because she had a neck lift last week, choosing to take care of herself rather than attend the ceremony where her fellow Bridesmaids stars appeared.
Wendi McLendon-Covey revealed on Instagram that she skipped the Oscars’ Bridesmaids reunion after undergoing a neck lift, joking she’s tired of looking like a melting candle; the rest of the cast appeared for awards coverage, and a playful Elle Fanning note was read during the Oscars moment.
Wendi McLendon-Covey said on Instagram that she skipped the Oscars Bridesmaids reunion to recover from a neck lift, joking she didn’t want to look like a melting candle. She stressed there’s no drama with her former co-stars, who celebrated the night, and even received supportive comments from Ellie Kemper.
Wendi McLendon-Covey said on Instagram that she missed the Bridesmaids reunion on Oscar night because she had a neck lift the previous week and was recuperating, noting there was no drama—just recovery—while director Paul Feig wasn’t sure of her availability.
Wendi McClendon-Covey revealed on Instagram that she did not participate in the live Oscars Bridesmaids reunion because she had a neck lift last week. She posted a close-up photo showing tape around her head and chin, joking that she was tired of looking like a melting candle and emphasizing that there’s 'no drama.' Co-stars and fans—including Alison Tolman and Cheri Oteri—responded with supportive comments as fellow Bridesmaids stars gathered for the telecast moment.
The Oscars are lining up a star-studded ceremony that includes a Bridesmaids reunion (Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy, Rose Byrne) and a Marvel moment on stage, as the Dolby Theatre gets a redesigned, immersive stage. Mandy Moore will choreograph the musical numbers, with two nominees performed—“Golden” from KPop Demon Hunters and “I Lied to You” from Sinners—featuring Misty Copeland and other international collaborators. The show aims to celebrate global cinema with diverse presenters, while Conan O’Brien hosts and helps steer the tone amid current events, airing Sunday on ABC.
Deadline’s Oscars 98th preview reveals the creative team’s big surprises for Sunday’s show, including a Bridesmaids reunion and a Marvel reunion, plus an extraterrestrial on stage; host Conan O’Brien and the production team preview musical numbers and tributes (notably to Sinners), signaling a night that blends humor with grand moments and star cameos.
Oscars producers revealed a Bridesmaids reunion and a Marvel reunion for the telecast, with host Conan O’Brien, a stage extraterrestrial, and a humanity-inspired set redesign, alongside discussions on In Memoriam tributes and heightened security.
A Bridesmaids reunion is planned for the 98th Academy Awards, reuniting Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy and Rose Byrne to celebrate the film’s 15th anniversary.
Taylor Swift is planning a large, star-studded wedding to Travis Kelce, with an expected guest list of at least 300, and is preparing for potential drama as she selects her bridesmaids, knowing not everyone will be pleased.
Selena Gomez is preparing for her wedding to Benny Blanco with a close-knit group of longtime girlfriends as bridesmaids, and the event will be a private, star-studded affair in Santa Barbara, overseen by event planner Mindy Weiss, with over 170 guests expected.
Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm reminisced about their experiences on "Saturday Night Live" and filming the comedy "Bridesmaids" during a conversation for Variety's Actors on Actors series. They shared humorous anecdotes about quick costume changes on "SNL" and the playful dynamic during the filming of their intimate scene in "Bridesmaids." Both actors reflected on the fun and spontaneity that characterized their work together.
Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm discuss their recent projects and experiences, including Wiig's role in "Palm Royale" and Hamm's characters in "The Morning Show" and "Fargo." They reminisce about their time on "Saturday Night Live" and their memorable sex scene in "Bridesmaids," highlighting their mutual admiration and the fun they had working together.
Rebel Wilson reveals in her memoir that she was paid only $3,500 for her role in 'Bridesmaids,' with the entire sum going to union fees, but she quickly landed several new gigs after the film's release. She details being paid the SAG minimum scale of $65,000 for the first 'Pitch Perfect' film, and ultimately negotiating a $10 million salary for 'Pitch Perfect 3' after initially being told she and other original cast members would not feature in the third movie. Wilson fought for her role using focus group intel and believes she became the highest-paid person on 'Pitch 3.'
The film "Joy Ride," directed by Adele Lim, is facing criticism from white male critics who compare it to "Bridesmaids" and judge it based on white sensibilities. The film, about four young Asian Americans on a journey across China and Korea, is being unfairly reduced to a Bridesmaids lookalike, ignoring its unique perspective and focus on Asian American experiences. The drama in the film, centered around Audrey's struggles as an adopted child of white parents, is crucial to its narrative. The film challenges the notion that Asian American stories should be judged by white standards and highlights the need for diverse perspectives in cinema.