Kristin Chenoweth kisses husband Josh Bryant after her Broadway musical The Queen of Versailles closes two weeks early

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Kristin Chenoweth shared a loving kiss with her husband, Josh Bryant, at the after-party for her Broadway show, The Queen of Versailles. The celebration took place Sunday at The Palm restaurant in Midtown Manhattan.

The award-winning actress, 57, is fourteen years older than the guitarist she met in 2016. She had hired his band, Backroad Anthem, to play at her niece’s wedding.

Chenoweth describes Bryant as her steadfast support system, someone who was there for her through both the difficult and happy times after she publicly supported Charlie Kirk and made her comeback to Broadway after ten years.

The star of ‘Wicked’ expressed gratitude to the audience for attending the premiere of their new show on Sunday at the St. James Theatre. They shared their excitement and pride in the final result, describing it as a bold and successful undertaking.

The cast often tells me I inspire them, but I feel the same way about them – we really support each other, and it feels like a family. It’s going to be incredibly difficult when it’s time to finish this project.

Due to financial difficulties, the documentary The Queen of Versailles ended its run two weeks ahead of schedule. It didn’t earn enough money to cover its $22.5 million production costs, leaving 150 people without jobs, reports the New York Times.

Kristin Chenoweth both produced and acted in a stage version of the 2012 documentary The Queen of Versailles. The documentary follows Jackie Siegel as she tries to build a massive, $100 million dream home, and the stage adaptation featured music by Stephen Schwartz.

F. Murray Abraham, an Academy Award winner, played David Siegel, the wealthy husband of Jackie Siegel, in a satirical film about the couple. Known as the ‘Timeshare King,’ Siegel’s story has been in development since 2020, and the film offers a commentary reminiscent of Donald Trump’s style.

I was so inspired by what Drew Elhamalawy shared on Instagram! He said that even with all the chaos happening around them, the cast just pushed forward, relying on their humor, determination, and a whole lot of heart. It really shows how much they care about what they do.

It’s ironic and frankly upsetting that the conversations surrounding our show’s cancellation ended up repeating the very problems we were trying to address. Even with all the negative and painful comments following our announcement, that contradiction remains true.

Fans in the LGBTQAI community expressed feeling let down by Chenoweth after she publicly mourned the death of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was against LGBTQ+ rights. Kirk was killed on September 10th.

I’m incredibly saddened. While we didn’t always see eye-to-eye, I valued his viewpoints. This is truly heartbreaking, especially for his young family. I believe he’s in Heaven now, but it’s still difficult to accept,” the writer, who described herself as a non-judgmental and liberal Christian, shared at the time.

This was a truly heartbreaking and senseless tragedy. Sending heartfelt prayers to the Kirk family and to everyone across the country.

Kirk was fatally shot at age 31 while giving a speech at Utah Valley University. He was on the first stop of his 15-city American Comeback Tour, during which he invited college students to debate him.

Tyler James Robinson could face the death penalty if convicted of murder and related charges. These charges include illegally firing a weapon, attempting to tamper with witnesses, and committing violence while a child was present.

The 22-year-old man is currently in jail in Spanish Fork, Utah, and will have his first court hearing on January 16th. He is being held without the possibility of bail and is in a separate unit within the jail.

Kristin Chenoweth revealed to The Hollywood Reporter on November 3rd that she voted for Kamala Harris. Addressing the subsequent negative reaction, she stated it was difficult, but she wouldn’t be discussing it further as she had already handled the situation.

Honestly, it almost destroyed me. I don’t even want to talk about it, really. But if you really know me, if you understand what I feel… you already get it. You just know.

Starting January 5th, NBC will be showing all episodes of its comedy series, Stumble, again. This gives viewers another opportunity to watch the show and see the singer, who hails from Oklahoma, play the role of a cheerleading coach named Tammy Istiny.

Kristen Chenoweth is joining the cast of a new NBC sitcom about a church choir. She will play the character Mary in the pilot episode, which was written by Alissa Neubauer, as reported by Deadline.

The Emmy-winning star is also a popular influencer, collaborating with brands like Nom Nom, Olipop, Swarovski, and Laura Geller Beauty.

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2025-12-24 03:53