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Seth Meyers’ Kids Steal the Show in Hilarious ‘Late night’ Thanksgiving Interview
New York, NY – Seth Meyers’ children, Axel, Adelaide, and Ashe, delivered a chaotic and endearing segment during the Thanksgiving episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, quickly becoming the talk of social media. The impromptu interview, featuring dance breaks, microphone antics, and delightfully nonsensical answers, provided a heartwarming and humorous moment for viewers.
The segment’s viral appeal underscores the enduring popularity of late-night television and the relatable charm of family moments,particularly during the holiday season. Meyers frequently incorporates personal anecdotes into his monologues, but this marked the first time his children took center stage, offering a glimpse into his life beyond the political satire and celebrity interviews. The clip has resonated widely, prompting Meyers to clarify some of Adelaide’s more cryptic comments in a subsequent Instagram post.
The interview began after a dance break, with Meyers thanking his children for joining him on the show. “It was great to see you. Anything else you wanna say, Ashe?” he asked. Axel quickly interjected, questioning if their time was almost up, to which Meyers confirmed it was “running out.”
The segment took a turn when Adelaide unexpectedly shouted “no, no, no” into the microphone, inciting her siblings to join in a chant before collapsing onto the floor. As Adelaide began crawling across his desk, Meyers wrapped up the interview, declaring, ”Ladies and gentlemen, this has been the Meyers children. Thank you so much! We’ll be right back with more Late Night!”
Following the broadcast, Meyers addressed some confusion surrounding Adelaide’s remarks in an Instagram post. He shared a photo of his wife, Agnes, dressed as a red elf, referencing Adelaide’s mention of a “tomato” and its “calyx.” He also posted a picture of Adelaide meeting Cynthia Erivo, who plays Elphaba in the upcoming wicked films, clarifying her reference to “Elphabet.”
“Lest anyone think Addie was talking nonsense some of her most confusing answers made a ton of sense,” Meyers captioned the post. “Special shout out to @cynthiaerivo for taking the time to talk to her right before her interview!”
