Kaley Cuoco, Jim Parsons share warm hug at 'The Big Bang Theory' reunion
Kaley Cuoco paid a surprise visit to her 'The Big Bang Theory' co-star Jim Parsons at his Broadway show
The Big Bang Theory co-stars Kaley Cuoco and Jim Parsons embraced each other during an unexpected reunion.
On Saturday, November 23, Cuoco, 38, took to her Instagram stories to offer a glimpse from her recent visit to Parsons’ Broadway production of Our Town in New York City, where the two shared a sweet moment.
"Go see Jim Parsons in @ourtownbraodway! It is beyond!" she captioned the snapshot of the two sharing a warm, cosy hug underneath a backstage staircase.
"I surprised him," she said, adding a GIF that read, "Reunited."
Cuoco, who played Sheldon’s quirky neighbour Penny on The Big Bang Theory, which wrapped its 12-season run in 2019, has remained close to her former co-stars.
Fans have frequently asked about the possibility of a Big Bang Theory reboot, but Parsons, 51, made it clear in October that he has no interest in revisiting the show anytime soon.
While there’s no word on a Big Bang Theory reboot, a prequel, Young Sheldon, was created to explore the early years of Parsons' character, Sheldon Cooper, growing up in Texas.
The show concluded earlier this year, and in October, another spinoff, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, debuted, continuing the Big Bang franchise.
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