Stephen Colbert, the popular television host and comedian, made fans swoon with a sweet gesture shared with his wife, Evelyn, at the 2025 Primetime Emmy Awards. The beloved couple posed for the Glambot camera. Stephen leaned in to kiss his wife, showing their enduring chemistry and love. Their affection and million-dollar smiles captured the hearts of the fans, who quickly flooded social media with well-wishes for the couple.
Stephen Colbert shares PDA moment with wife Evelyn at Emmys
At the Primetime Emmys 2025, Stephen Colbert and his wife, Evelyn, lit up the red carpet with their presence. While Stephen leaned in to kiss Evelyn, the Glambot camera captured their chemistry perfectly. Social media erupted soon after, with fans praising their bond and showering them with love. The couple’s smiles and affection made them one of the evening’s highlights.
One user called the moment “pure love and happiness,” while another wrote, “Gawd these two are adorable.”
But Stephen wasn’t just about romance that night—he also took center stage with his humor and charisma. The CBS talk show host opened the evening by presenting the first award, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. The crowd cheered loudly, chanting his name as he walked on stage. At 61, he proved once again that his wit and charm remain unmatched.
During his monologue, Colbert also addressed the upcoming cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, cracking jokes about having “200 very qualified candidates” ready to start in June 2026. With his trademark humor, he even teased that he brought his résumé along for the event.
Adding to the excitement, Colbert won the Emmy for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in the Best Talk Show category. Fans and peers alike celebrated his achievement, praising his dedication and comedic brilliance.
For the unversed, Stephen and Evelyn have been married for 32 years and are blessed with three children. Their love story resembles a modern-day fairy tale, continuing to inspire fans with their devotion to one another.
Originally reported by Chhavi Puri on Mandatory.com.
