Meryl Streep Accidentally Recreates Met Gala Meme While Filming 'Devil Wears Prada 2'
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Photos from the sequel's set appeared to show the Oscar-winner inadvertently replicating a long-running internet bit inspired by the posh event.
It looks like Meryl Streep accidentally stumbled her way into recreating a Met Gala-inspired meme while filming “The Devil Wears Prada” sequel in New York on Friday.
During a scene, the Oscar-winner was photographed falling on the steps of New York’s Natural History Museum in what looked to be a real-life stand-in for Vogue’s highly exclusive annual benefit.
In the snaps, a red gown-clad Streep was bowled over in laughter while co-star Stanley Tucci looked on, flanked by extras in couture.
The spill appeared to be unscripted, since no similar shots were caught in rehearsal photos from earlier in the day.
While Streep’s slip looked to be an on-set accident, the moment bears a striking resemblance to a long-running internet joke that pops up every Met season.
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