Kieran Culkin Lovingly Embraces ‘Succession’ Co-Star Sarah Snook After Broadway Show | Video

Kieran Culkin did not miss his chance Tuesday night to reunite with his former “Succession” co-star Sarah Snook when the two actors were captured in an adorable TikTok video embracing outside the Music Box Theatre in New York City.

Snook made her Broadway debut Monday in the first public preview of “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” having previously headlined the show’s West End run in 2024 in London. She took home the coveted Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in April last year for her work in the production, which requires her to play a total of 26 roles throughout its runtime.

Culkin waited for Snook outside the Music Box’s stage door Tuesday night. While tightly hugging her, Culkin said, “I was taking pictures of the theater! I love you so much. Are you sick? I don’t care.” The actor then kissed his fellow “Succession” star on the cheek multiple times and told her he was going to come see “The Picture of Dorian Gray” before its Broadway run ends. 

“I’m proud of you,” Culkin told Snook, wrapping her up in another hug. “I’m gonna come see it as soon as I can.”

@_alliemcg Just witnessed this reunion after Sarah Snook’s INCREDIBLE performance in A Picture of Dorian Gray. A sweet moment between two amazing actors. #sarahsnook #kieranculkin #succession #pictureofdoriangray #nyc #broadway ♬ original sound – Alexandra McGrath

Like Snook, Culkin is in the midst of starring in his own Broadway show right now. The actor is appearing alongside Bill Burr, Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKean in a production of David Mamet’s “Glengarry Glen Ross,” which is currently set to play at the Palace Theatre through June 14. During their reunion, Snook inquired about the show, asking Culkin how it was going. “It’s going really well,” he replied.

In a 2024 Actors on Actors conversation with Colman Domingo, Culkin revealed that Snook is his favorite scene partner he has ever had and that the actress is the godmother to his son, Wilder. In a recent Vogue profile of Snook, Culkin also expressed his excitement to watch “The Picture of Dorian Gray” on Broadway and spoke highly of his experience seeing it on the West End. “It was the greatest performance I’ve ever seen onstage,” he said of Snook’s turn (or turns) in the play.

Both Snook and Culkin won Emmys in 2023 for their performances in the final season of “Succession,” the HBO dramedy in which they starred as siblings, Shiv and Roman Roy. Their fellow “Succession” co-star, Jeremy Strong, also won an Emmy in 2020 for his performance as Shiv and Roman’s older brother, Kendall.

Culkin and Strong, notably, reunited in early March on the red carpet for the 2025 Oscars. Culkin won the Best Supporting Actor award, which Strong was also up for, that night for his performance in “A Real Pain.” During his acceptance speech, Culkin specifically shouted out Strong, praising him for his performance as Roy Cohn in the Donald Trump-centered drama “The Apprentice.”

“Jeremy, you are amazing in ‘The Apprentice,'” Culkin said onstage at the Dolby Theatre. “I’m not supposed to single anyone out. It’s favoritism. Anyway, but you were great.”

You can watch the adorable moment between Culkin and Snook in the clip above.

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