The always-outspoken Katherine Heigl was one of the first stars to come out and say she would not cross the picket line and attend the Golden Globes and in a new interview with Access Hollywood’s Shaun Robinson, she continued to stick to her guns.
So what did she think about the newest development in the writers strike – the Hollywood Foreign Press’ decision to cancel the Golden Globes?
“I think it’s really important for the writers and their fight and I support that,” Katherine said. “It’s disappointing though, I really, really love that night.”
Though she remained strong in her support for the writers, nothing could keep Heigl from smiling at the premiere of her romantic comedy, “27 Dresses.”
She plays a perennial bridesmaid, but in real life, she wed singer Josh Kelley a little over two weeks ago.
“What was the best thing about it?” Shaun asked.
“I think the fact that we did a destination. [The people who came, were] the people who really wanted to be there,” she enthused. “It was all of our family and our closest friends. There was just an overwhelming show of love and support.”
Katherine, who showed off her sparkly ring with an equally sparkly Bill Blass dress at the premiere, was playful with her new husband. But it hasn’t been all fun and games since the wedding – Josh lost his ring after the ceremony.
“I basically just stood there and was looking down in the snow. There was a little hole there and I thought it’s gotta be right there,” Josh revealed.
“Did you have to sleep on the couch the first night?” Shaun asked.
“No, because I found it. No nothing was going to stop me from finding that dag-gone ring,” he smiled.
Ellen Pompeo, bundled in a trench coat, came out for Katherine’s big night, as did T.R. Knight who also served as a groomsman.
“Did you get to tell her anything before she walked down the aisle?” Shaun asked T.R.
“No, no. I just stayed out of the way,” he said. “I’m not allowed to get married so I have no advice!”
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