t Garrett Morris's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on February 1, 2024, Jennifer Coolidge took a moment to reflect on their time working together on the hit CBS sitcom "2 Broke Girls." The emotional tribute from Coolidge was a touching reminder of Morris's profound impact on her life both professionally and personally.
Coolidge, renowned for her roles in "The White Lotus" and "Legally Blonde," praised Morris for his uplifting presence on set. Recalling their time together on "2 Broke Girls," where Morris played Earl Washington, a diner cashier, Coolidge shared a particularly poignant memory. She described how Morris, always a beacon of positivity, would often remind her to appreciate their work.
Coolidge's admiration for Morris extended beyond his professional demeanor. She highlighted his genuine gratitude for his career and his unique ability to spread joy. “Garrett is someone who’s grateful for every moment,” she said. “He was so grateful to be an actor, so grateful to have the job.
In her speech, Coolidge also celebrated Morris's musical talents. She fondly remembered seeing him perform at her Halloween parties in New Orleans, where he would sing blues with Charmaine Neville’s band. “He sings the blues better than anybody,” she enthused, adding that she had witnessed many great performances by Morris.
Coolidge's tribute was a heartfelt acknowledgment of Morris's influence on her perspective. She described him as “truly one of the most extraordinary people” she has ever met.
Morris's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is a testament to his illustrious career and the lasting impact he has had on those around him. Coolidge’s emotional words captured the essence of Morris’s character, highlighting his class, elegance, and enduring positivity. As the ceremony concluded, it was clear that Morris's legacy extends far beyond his roles on screen, embodying the grace and kindness that have touched so many lives, including Coolidge's.