Emily in Paris star Ashley Park narrowly averted a serious wardrobe malfunction on The Drew Barrymore Show.
Park, 34, appeared on the Thursday, December 11 edition of Drew Barrymore‘s daytime talk show to advertise the upcoming season of her hit Netflix series. Barrymore, 50, praised Park’s brown Michael Kors suit, declaring, “This outfit is to die-for!”
The host called the look “stunning” and said she’d “like to wear something like that.”
Park gave credit to her stylist, Brad Goreski, and asked, “Should we trade?”
Barrymore, sporting a suit and tie, jokingly took Park up on the thought and removed her jacket. In turn, Park went to remove hers, then exclaimed, “Oh my God, it popped open!”
Fortunately, the studio audience and viewers back home didn’t glimpse the malfunction because it happened. Park guffawed as Barrymore quipped, “By the best way, my kinda show,” and glued her guest’s jacket.
Park reprises her role as Mindy in Emily in Paris’ fifth installment, which drops on December 18. Earlier this month, the actress exclusively spoke to Us Weekly about Mindy’s character arc and buzzy latest dynamic with Alfie (Lucien Laviscount).
“I might say that the show keeps surprising me,” Park told Us. “I didn’t see Mindy’s story lines in season 5 coming. … I feel like I got to be in eight different genres of shows multi function. What else could you ask for? So I never know what to anticipate.”
She continued: “I’ve just really stopped expecting. But in addition after we’re going to Venice for 2 weeks to film, it looks like such a pinch-me moment. They really keep us on her toes.”
On the time, Netflix had dropped a trailer and latest photos showing Emily (Lily Collins) embarking on a brand new chapter in Rome with Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) while Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) remained in Paris. As for Mindy, well, a steamy shot of her with Lucien captivated fans who wonder what’s in store for the previously platonic duo.
“What’s fun though is that this looks like it got here out of left field, but additionally, Lucien is one in every of my best friends on the show,” Park revealed. “So we were at all times laughing about how we love hanging out, but we don’t have scenes together. It made it really fun this 12 months.”
Last month, Us also caught up with Park on the the Netflix House Philadelphia VIP Housewarming Party, where she marveled at how far the show — and its solid — has come because it premiered in October 2020.
“Me and Lily were just talking about that the opposite day,” she said on the time. “We’ve known one another for half a decade and it’s interesting to step into the shoes of a personality where it’s a pair days later but you’ve grown as an individual six months to a 12 months [between seasons].”
Park said Emily in Paris “has completely modified my life when it comes to the pathways and the conversations I get to be an element of. I get to have conversations with people around the globe due to Netflix being global. I’m very grateful.”


