Elizabeth Gillies is one of the success stories from Hollywood Arts, so much so that she is starring in Little Shop of Horrors on Off-Broadway.
In honor of the musical’s opening night, her Victorious co-stars Avan Jogia and Daniella Monet came out to support her!
So, if you ever wondered if Jade and Beck’s relationship would have survived past high school, it looks like the answer is yes! That would make me happy because they were such a cute couple on the sitcom.
Gillies is not the only one who has something to promote. Jogie has a new book out, Autopsy (of an Ex-Teen Heartthrob), which is partially about his time on Victorious. When it comes to Monet, she might be returning to Hollywood Arts with her own spinoff.
BTW I wonder whatever happened to the actress who played Cat Valentine?
Before Elizabeth Gillies was starring in Little Shop of Horrors on Off-Broadway, she starred in 13 on Broadway. Even at just 15 years old, she was a powerhouse in that 2008 performance.
Yesterday, Ariana Grande hosted Saturday Night Live eight years after the first time she did it. And she was not alone off camera. The actress had a high school friend there to support her, and together, they were Victorious.
Who was it? Jade, I mean, Elizabeth Gillies! Even though Jade was a little tough on Cat, in real life, Gillies is always there for her friend. And I am here for it.
Personally, I wish that it had been Jade and Cat, not Sam and Cat, as the spinoff we got. They were my favorites on Victorious, and imagine the duets they could have sung together.
When it comes to Ariana hosting, the show sucked, but she nailed the shit they gave her to do, especially castrated Antonio. Grande and Gillies are both underrated for their acting.
On August 8th, Elizabeth Gilles and Michael Corcoran finally said I do, three months after their original wedding date.
The Dynasty actress and her producer boyfriend were slated to get married on April 25th in Atlanta, but then the coronavirus pandemic happened. They decided to postpone their nuptials and reschedule them for a year later.
Gilles told Vogue, “Then, as time went on, we decided a big wedding was no longer something that made sense for us. The virus really put things into perspective. That being said, we did want to get married as long as it could be done in a safe and intimate setting with a group that we trusted.”
In July, the couple decided that they wanted to get married a month later. With just weeks to plan, she found the perfect place in her home state of New Jersey. The betrothed couple bought an RV, packed up their dogs, and headed north. They spent two weeks in her childhood home until their big day arrived.
When it was time for her to walk down the aisle, her father was by her side. When they got to the end of the runway, he jumped in front of his daughter so that he could officiate the ceremony.
It was a beautiful, intimate affair between ten loved ones and their dogs. You didn’t think they brought their babies up there and didn’t have them be part of their big day.
It was a much smaller wedding then they planned on, but it is one they will never forget.
Congrats to the two! Fallon Carrington would be jealous.
