'Will & Grace’ Stars 'Reconnect' in Sweet Pic
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Sean Hayes and Megan Mullally recently posed together for a sweet picture, and Will & Grace fans can't get enough of the reunion!
The pair—who portrayed the characters of Jack McFarland and Karen Walker in the long-running NBC sitcom—were on-screen besties, and they seem to give off those same vibes in real life, too.
On June 15, the Tony award winner uploaded the giggly capture to Instagram, appearing as excited as ever to "reconnect" with an old friend.
For the snap, the two shared a close embrace as Hayes wrapped his arm around his former costar. In somewhat of a "twinning" moment, they both wore dark-colored tops and oversized glasses, while Sean also sported a baseball cap.
"Look who came to the show!" he opened the caption of the social media post.
Hayes continued: "Jack and Karen both wear glasses now. What a wonderful moment to reconnect with my dear friend after the show over a burger and fries. You get one guess who had the burger and fries (and it wasn’t Megan)," wrapping up with, "Love you, MM. ❤️"
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Fans of the series rushed to the comments with their elation, penning lovable notes for the duo.
"Jack & Karen my two favourite tv characters ever ❤️❤️😍," one wrote, as another top comment campaigned: "I had always wish they would do a spinoff with Just Jack and Karen. The funniest two on that show!"
Another joked about their on-screen ritual, asking, "Did you touch stomachs??😂"
A fourth Instagrammer confirmed their "life is complete" after seeing the actors together.
Someone else said Sean and Megan are "Truly one of my favorite comedic duos," adding, "You two make magic together. You know your hardcore fans always wanted a Jack & Karen spin-off. Who wouldn’t want to be a part of their world every week! I mean are you wearing that on purpose? 🌸🙃🌺."
Will & Grace originally aired for eleven seasons from 1998 through 2006, with a reboot returning to TV in 2017, and ending after three seasons in 2020.
