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Kristen Bell has seen one of the most vibrant weeks of her career and personal life in years. The headline grabbing moment comes as Bell, at 44, finally lands her first Emmy nomination for Best Comedy Actress for her acclaimed turn in the Netflix series Nobody Wants This, according to AOL and Parade. The show, already renewed for a second season due later this month, has thrived on Bell’s lively performance as podcast host Joanne, navigating love and faith with Adam Brody’s rabbi Noah. The Emmy buzz is especially notable as Bell was previously overlooked for her iconic roles in Veronica Mars, The Good Place, and Gossip Girl. Variety in the field is fierce, with Bell competing against powerhouses like Uzo Aduba and Quinta Brunson, but the acknowledgment alone puts a punctuation mark on her long television journey. This past Sunday’s Emmy ceremony was packed with memorable moments, one of which was her widely shared photo-op and friendly reunion with Jason Segel, her “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” co-star, charming media outlets like Entertainment Weekly and AOL. Both were at the Emmys supporting their respective series and talked warmly about their twenty-year friendship; this included a throwback joke to their infamous “towel” scene on stage at this year’s SAG Awards, delighting fans and social media followers.
On the red carpet, Bell and husband Dax Shepard drew attention for their “sizzling date night,” present and affectionate as ever, a scene covered by AOL. Their relationship has been the subject of a fresh round of media and podcast chatter thanks to Bell’s remarkably candid remarks about her pre-marital life. In recent days, she openly told listeners on Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast and in various interviews with Us Weekly and Fox News that she actually wishes she’d “butterflied around” more before marriage—in her words, if sexual activity was a scale from one to ten, she was a “four” in her twenties, and “maybe would have gone six” if she could do it again. She and Shepard laughed through it together, adding a layer of honesty and humor to their public persona and sparking lively debate and headlines around celebrity openness. Bell emphasized their trust and supportive partnership, a message reinforced in segments on The View and People magazine, where she explained they model healthy conflict resolution for their daughters by handling arguments and apologies in front of the kids. While there is some routine gossip and viral bits about their family’s approach to parenting, the real story this week is Bell’s new status as an Emmy contender and her willingness to invite the public into her evolving personal reflections, making her not just a star but a standout subject of entertainment news this fall.
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