Samuel L. Jackson pens heartfelt note to mark wife LaTanya's Tony nomination
LaTanya reflects on Broadway stage performance after receiving highly acclaimed theatre nominations
Samuel L. Jackson celebrated his wife LaTanya Richardson Jackson’s big achievement, earning a Tony nomination, with a sweet message.
The Pulp Fiction actor uploaded a carousel post with meaningful note to congratulate his wife on her nomination for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for her remarkable role in Broadway play Purpose.
"CONGRATULATIONS TO THE INCREDIBLE @ltjackson_ ON THIS MOST DESERVED RECOGNITION [exclamation marks and roses emoji]. WHEN DIAMONDS MEET, TONYS HAPPEN [diamond emoji]," he wrote.
Several celebrities applauded the actress for her well-earned success. Samuel's Captain Marvel co-star Brie Larson, left a series of heart emojis in the comment section. The White Lotus star, Walton Goggins commented, "LaTanyaaaaaas!!!!!!! [several crying emojis] congratulations LOVE! Proud husband right there."
In an interview with PEOPLE, LaTanya reflected on what the nomination meant to her.
"Being back on Broadway in a play as monumental as Purpose has been an incredible challenge and a true gift," she said.
Expressing deep gratitude to cast and crew, she added, "Thank you to our playwright, the once in a generation talent, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins; and to our director, the great Phylicia Rashad."
"I share this wholeheartedly with the entire company of our show, and especially my exceptional ensemble cast: Harry, Jon, Alana, Glenn and Kara. My cup is overflowing with the most grateful appreciation," LaTanya continued.
The 78th Tony Awards, hosted by Cynthia Erivo, will be held on June 9, 2025.
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