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The Breakfast Club never Dies! In an emotional new picture, former co-stars and icons of the ’80s Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy hugged in a big hug over Molly’s officials Instagram Account. The casual snapshot showed that Pretty in Pink Icon, 54, wore a red coat and carried a classic black handbag with a chain strap as she hugged it short circuit Actress, 60. She wore her famous red locks in a relaxed updo. Ally rocked classic black glasses and a beige jacket, her gorgeous brunette locks falling around her face. “Early Christmas present dinner with my psychic sister Ally,” Molly captioned the pic alongside a smiley face emoji surrounded by miniature hearts. She marked the Cafe Luxembourg in Manhattan as the location.
Many of Molly’s 1.5 million followers were outraged at the impromptu ’80s reunion, including My Big Fat Greek Wedding star Nia Vardalos, 60. “Quiet!!!!!!!!” she commented. “My Gen X heart just skipped a beat! This is just so nice to see!” one fan wrote, while another remarked, “So Ally and Claire stayed friends on Monday?” “My breakfast club heart is bursting! Claire and Alison reunited!” gushed a third.
Still others constantly raised the issue on the tip of the tongue of entire generations. “We need a Breakfast Club sequel!!!” one follower suggested. And many simply called the photo “everything” for fans of the memorable high school movie with a co-star. Emilio Estevez60, Judd Nelson63 and Antony Michael Hall54
The mini-reunion isn’t the only hint the film rivals have been friends off-camera for years. Back in 2018, Molly reached out to Ally via Twitter for comfort when Ally’s trans son was struggling to feel safe under the former president donald trump. “My beloved son is now seeking to legally change his name for what he puts it ‘safety’ and ‘job’ reasons,” Ally wrote via Twitter. “ASAP. We all collide with darkness. #TransRightsAreHumanRights #WontBeErased.” Molly answered, “It’s horrible. Really shocking. Love to you and Beck.” She completed the supportive message with a heart emoji, in which Ally wrote back, “Thanks my friend.”