Macaulay Culkin experienced an emotional evening as he tuned into the Oscars ceremony, eagerly anticipating his brother Kieran Culkin‘s moment in the spotlight. Kieran Culkin secured the Best Supporting Actor award for his portrayal of Benji Kaplan in “A Real Pain.” Macaulay Culkin, who sensed his brother’s chances of success, watched only this part of the awards show, knowing the significance of the moment.
"Just the best supporting actor. That's the only thing I watched," – Macaulay Culkin
When Kieran's name was announced, Macaulay found himself overwhelmed with emotion, shedding tears of joy for his brother's achievement. He expressed his intention to celebrate with Kieran later in the evening. The accolade highlighted Kieran's exceptional talent and dedication, and it was a proud moment for the entire Culkin family.
Kieran Culkin's acceptance speech was not only heartfelt but also personal. He took the opportunity to acknowledge his wife, Jazz Charton, who had humorously promised to have another child if he ever won an Oscar. This touching moment added a layer of warmth to an already celebratory occasion.
Meanwhile, Macaulay Culkin graced the Vanity Fair Oscar Party alongside his wife, Brenda Song. The couple made a striking appearance on the red carpet, wearing color-coordinated outfits. Brenda Song dazzled in a cream-colored gown, while Macaulay opted for a cream suit jacket paired with a light blue shirt, complementing each other perfectly.
Macaulay’s supportive presence underscored the strong bond between the brothers. His positive reaction to Kieran's win was evident, marking a proud moment in their familial relationship. The evening also served as a reminder of the resilience and talent within the Culkin family.
