Tessa Everly
Carrie Coon’s Support for ‘The Gilded Age’ Cast Providing Neck Support for My Co-Stars!
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Carrie Coon is stepping up to support her fellow cast members of “The Gilded Age” in a unique way … and it’s not just emotional support.
During an interview at LAX on Friday, she disclosed that she has been distributing special neck supports to the women on the HBO series. This gesture is in response to the discomfort caused by their intricate period costumes, including large hats and elaborate wigs.
Coon demonstrated one of these neck supports, known as a Cranial Cradle, and explained its functionality. This product allows the actresses to recline without compromising their elaborate headpieces.
She seems to be quite enthusiastic about the device, noting its versatility for use on airplanes and against walls as well.
In a light-hearted moment, Carrie took a jab at the airline industry, commenting that airplane seats are designed for men, much like many other aspects of society.
As for where fans can purchase one of these neck supports, Carrie mentioned that they are available online, humorously adding that she just gave the company some free publicity.
It appears that the women of “The Gilded Age” can finally enjoy some relief for their necks.
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