Jamie Lee Curtis just spilled the tea at the SAG Awards—and it’s piping hot! The Hollywood legend shocked fans by revealing exactly how she caught COVID after this year’s Golden Globes… and she’s pointing the finger at Oppenheimer co-star Colin Farrell.
During a backstage interview at Sunday’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, Curtis joked about her Globes night “disaster,” saying, “Colin owes me big time. I went home with a trophy and his germs!” The Halloween star, who won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Everything Everywhere All at Once, explained how Farrell—her longtime friend and fellow nominee—shared more than just laughs at the star-studded event.
“We hugged, we celebrated, and next thing I know, I’m stuck in bed for a week,” she laughed. “Colin, honey, next time bring me champagne, not chills!” Curtis added that Farrell apologized profusely, even offering to “deliver soup” while she quarantined.
The Golden Globes, held in early January, sparked a mini COVID wave in Hollywood, with multiple attendees testing positive days later. But Curtis’ cheeky confession marks the first time a star’s named their “outbreak buddy.” Fans flooded social media with memes, dubbing Farrell “Patient Zero of the A-List” and joking, “Colin’s charm is literally contagious.”
Farrell hasn’t responded yet—but insiders say he’s “mortified but laughing.” Meanwhile, Curtis isn’t holding grudges. “We’re all vaxxed, boosted, and back to work,” she shrugged. “But Colin, you’re still buying dinner!”
As the SAG Awards wrap, one thing’s clear: COVID might be old news, but Hollywood’s drama? Always trending.
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