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Jordan Peele’s Oscar Hooks Up With Jordan Peele’s Emmy (Photo)

“This is exactly what it looked like watching my wife give birth,” “Get Out” writer/director tweets

| March 5, 2018 @ 5:15 PM
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Remember when your kid sister used to stage make-out sessions between her Ken and Barbie dolls? This is kind of like that, except on a whole other level.

Fresh off of his Oscars win for Best Original Screenplay for “Get Out,” Jordan Peele played matchmaker for his new trophy, introducing him to a real golden girl — his Emmy award.

Peele posted a photo of the historic meet-up on his Twitter account on Monday, likening the encounter to the process of childbirth.

Also Read: Oscars: Jordan Peele Becomes First African-American Winner for Best Original Screenplay

“This is exactly what it looked like watching my wife give birth,” Peele wrote.

Peele scored an Emmy in 2016, when his Comedy Central series “Key & Peele” won in the Outstanding Variety Sketch Series category.

Peele became the first African American winner for Best Original Screenplay at Sunday night’s Oscars, after becoming just the fourth black writer nominated in the category.

Also Read: Watch Jordan Peele Do the 'Get Out' Challenge (Video)

“I want to dedicate this to all the people who raised my voice and let me make this movie,” Peele said upon accepting his Oscar.

But one thing: That chair in the background is the same one from “Get Out.”

Oscars 2018 After-Parties: Winners Frances McDormand, Jordan Peele and Kobe Bryant Celebrate (Photos)

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To the parties go the victors. The Governors Ball, Elton John and Vanity Fair were a sea of gold on Sunday night.

Sam Rockwell, Frances McDormand, Jordan Peele and Kobe Bryant walked away from the Dolby with Oscars, ready to hit the after party circuit.  The Governors Ball, Elton John, and Vanity Fair events continued long after Jimmy Kimmel signed off for the night. 

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