Ayo Edebiri Fixing Rhea Seehorn's Makeup on the Emmys Red Carpet is the Relatable Celebrity Moment We Needed

A video shared to X shows Edebiri and Seehorn having a relatable girls' moment

Don't we all wish to have a friend like Ayo Edebiri?

As the stars began rolling in at the 2023 Emmys, The Bear star stole one moment to help out her pal, Better Call Saul's Rhea Seehorn, with her glam, fixing her makeup amid the hustle and bustle.

In a video shared to X (formerly Twitter), Edebiri, 28, can be seen attentively touching up the Seehorn's smokey eye makeup.

Seehorn, 51, is then videoed saying what appears to be, "Thank you so much" as the Bottoms breakout star gives her a nod signaling that her work is done.

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Prior to their relatable moment, Edebiri and Seehorn walked the red carpet separately.

Edebiri, whose appearance comes on the heels of her Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards wins, wore a leather-looking corset gown and elegant bling. Seehorn opted for a more colorful ensemble featuring a green beaded Naeem Khan gown and jewelry by Jennifer Meyer, Graziela Gems & Effy.

Making a glamorous statement is just one of the things they have in common — both actresses are also nominated for an Emmy!

Edebiri is up for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for The Bear, while Seehorn is in the running for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series for Better Call Saul.

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While speaking on PEOPLE's pre-show livestream, Edebiri opened up about what it's been like celebrating her achievements with her "tight-knit "onscreen family, which also included her costar Jeremy Allen White.

"Exciting is definitely the word and I think we all just feel very grateful," she said. "We really made the show for nothing with no expectations so to have people receive it at this level both culturally and critically feels like such a blessing," she added, echoing White's sentiments.

She also revealed some of the work she did behind the scenes to prep for her roles as sous-chef Sydney, such as studying the work of real-life female chefs and working in restaurants in New York and Chicago.

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