Leonardo DiCaprio’s Co-Star Reveals What He Said In Viral Golden Globes Clip
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The moment sparked curiosity among fans who wondered who he could have been talking to and what was being discussed.
In the wake of Leonardo DiCaprio going viral after he was filmed having an uncharacteristically animated conversation with an unknown attendee at the 2026 Golden Globes on Sunday night, one of his “One Battle After Another” co-stars has revealed who he was speaking to.
In footage shared on the Golden Globes official TikTok page, DiCaprio, 51, appeared to be enthusiastically chatting with someone across the table during the ceremony. The moment sparked curiosity among fans who wondered who he could have been talking to and what was being discussed.
In a new interview with Access Hollywood, Teyana Taylor, 35, revealed that DiCaprio was speaking to her in the clip, adding that they were likely discussing the animated Netflix film “KPop Demon Hunters.”
“The crazy part about it is, I’m so blacked out from that day, that I want to say we might have been talking about ‘KPop Demon Hunters,‘” she told the outlet. “Because I was so happy when they won, because my kids [Iman “Junie” Tayla Shumpert Jr. and Rue Rose Shumpert] love ‘KPop Demon Hunters.’”
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