Let’s talk about one of Hollywood’s most private yet captivating couples, Kerry Washington and Nnamdi Asomugha. While they rarely make appearances together in public, they recently broke the mold by stepping out for a special occasion. On Monday, November 26, the duo graced The Landmark Theatre in New York City for a movie screening of the highly anticipated film If Beale Street Could Talk. But here's the kicker—this wasn't just any screening; Kerry herself hosted the event, making the evening all the more personal and significant.
Now, let’s set the scene. If Beale Street Could Talk tells the powerful story of a pregnant woman from Harlem who is determined to clear her husband's name after he's wrongfully accused of a crime he didn't commit. It's an emotional and thought-provoking narrative, and Kerry brought her A-game to the screening. At 41 years old, she looked absolutely stunning in a chic chocolate and cream-colored sweater paired with a classic pair of blue jeans. Her husband, Nnamdi, kept it casual but sharp in a navy blue blazer layered over a grey and black T-shirt. Let's just say they were the picture of effortless style.
Kerry’s Passion for Theater: The Heart Behind Her Craft
For Kerry, theater is more than just a passion—it’s a cornerstone of her artistic journey. In a candid interview with Marie Claire, she opened up about her deep connection to the world of theater. “Theater is a big part of why I fell in love with storytelling and with acting,” she revealed. “The last time I did theater, it completely transformed my life. That’s where I met my husband.” Talk about a full-circle moment! It’s clear that theater holds a special place in her heart, and it’s no wonder she chose to share this special screening with Nnamdi.
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Kerry even describes herself as a "nerdy theater kid" in the same interview, showcasing her genuine love for the art form. She’s currently starring in a Broadway play called American Son, and she shared some fascinating insights into what makes theater so unique to her. “There’s something very meditative and monastic to me about theater because in TV, every single day is different,” she explained. “To commit yourself to going to the same place and saying the same words and walking the same path, it’s almost like a labyrinth.” It’s a beautiful way to describe the dedication and focus that theater demands.
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