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Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Photographers yell at Dianna Agron and Jeremy O. Harris, telling them to get out of the way for Sarah Jessica Parker at the New York City Ballet’s 2023 Fall Gala.
Agron played Quinn Fabray in 74 episodes of the musical comedy-drama series that aired on Fox between 2009 and 2015.
Since then, she’s gone on to star in a number of movies, including 2018’s “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” 2022’s “Acidman” and more.
“While the black dress and stunning ensemble was certainly head-turning, attention was drawn to Sarah’s feet as she opted to wear mismatched shoes comprising one pink-hued mule and a contrasting black number with jewelled brooches,” the Mail said. However, a male photographer tried to interrupt them by yelling, “You’re blocking an important photo,” referring to the “And Just Like That” star standing behind them.
Agron and Harris didn’t appear to hear his screams, so the photographer yelled again, “[There’s a] very important photo right behind you!”
Shutterbugs snapped at the Fall Gala for the New York City Ballet when Dianna Agron and Jeremy O. Harris lingered on the red carpet, obstructing the view of Sarah Jessica Parker.
Pop Crave posted video of the moment, with the popup caption, “When you are a celebrity but Sarah Jessica Parker is behind you.” The clip’s audio catches someone yelling, “You’re blocking an important photo!” A chorus of other voices shout out as the same person repeats, “A very important photo right behind you, please!”
Agron and Harris seem not to notice, as they smile and talk together. “Guys! Guys!” people cry out, as the voice sounds out again with, “Guys! You’re not in the way at all! You’re not in the way!”
Meanwhile, the first photographer only got even louder and told the actors they were “in the way.”
Once Harris and Agron looked over and realized what was happening, they kindly stepped out of the way while Parker made her way forward and smiled for the cameras, unaware of what had just happened. Still, the photographers’ “rude” behavior continued off-camera.
Once Agron had moved on, a female photographer told the male photographer, mispronouncing the actress’ name, “That’s Diane. The girl from ‘Glee.’”
“Diane who?” he asked her before adding, “I don’t know who that is.”
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