When making an appearance on the red carpet at the star-studded Los Angeles event, the 'Succession' star can't keep his hands off his wife, who stuns in a black gown.
- Jan 15, 2024
AceShowbiz - Kieran Culkin and Jazz Charton could not keep their hands off each other at the 2024 Primetime Emmy Awards. When stepping on the red carpet together, the actor portraying Roman Roy on "Succession" and his wife packed on the PDA.
On Monday, January 15, the 41-year-old actor showed his affection towards his 35-year-old wife while making their appearance on the red carpet at the 75th annual event, which took place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. As they struck a number of poses in front of photographers, they were not shy to share a sweet smooch.
At one point, Kieran stood behind Jazz and gave her a tight hug while holding one of her hands. In the meantime, she was photographed flashing her radiant big smile to the camera. Not stopping there, he even attempted to seemingly bite or lick her upper back. At that time, she couldn't help but burst into laughter.
For the star-studded show, Kieran opted to wear a black-and-white ensemble. He looked clean in a white button-up shirt, black tie, long-sleeved black suit and a pair of long matching tailored pants that came with a wide-leg design. He also sported a pair of glossy black leather shoes and a number of rings.
Jazz, who tied the knot with Kieran back in 2013, looked in sync with her husband in her nearly all-black outfit. She turned heads in an elegant long black gown that had two straps featuring silver embellishments. She accessorized herself with a sparkling silver bracelet, rings and a pair of glittery black earrings.
To complete the look, Jazz put on a pair of pointed-toe black high heels and styled her long dark-colored tresses into a stylish high bun and parted her bangs in the middle. In addition, her makeup, including pink lipstick and long lashes, made her appear fresh.
During his red carpet appearance, Kieran shared his opinions on awards shows. "If not [enjoying the shows], it's a nightmare. Because it used to be when I did this, because I haven't done this a long time," he spilled to Nischelle Turner from Entertainment Tonight.
"I think when I was, it was a terror and a nightmare," the "Solar Opposites" star continued. "And I had to adjust to it being fun. And the fact that I'm here, the show that I actually love, working with people that I really love."
