Of Course Lenny Kravitz Nailed His Last-Minute Speech at Zoë's Wedding: "I Was in Tears"

Published on Feb 13, 2020 at 11:55 AM

Nothing like a little competition to spice up a wedding! In a recent appearance on The Tonight Show, Zoë Kravitz talked to host Jimmy Fallon about her and Karl Glusman's formal, star-studded wedding ceremony in Paris last Summer. The High Fidelity actress then proceeded to reminisce about her dad Lenny Kravitz's moving — yet very last-minute — speech.

"It was funny because I planned this wedding very well, and the one thing I didn't really think about was speeches, just because it totally slipped my mind. So, the night before I was like, 'I guess I should probably ask you guys to say something,'" Zoë said. "The next day, at the wedding, my mom opens a journal and she's written something beautiful, and my dad said when he saw that he was like, 'Sh*t.'" Lenny did, however, end up delivering a "beautiful" speech that left Zoë in tears and "made the night."

Watch her talk about the special day — and tease her upcoming portrayal of Catwoman — in the interview clip above.

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Of Course Lenny Kravitz Nailed His Last-Minute Speech at Zoë's Wedding: "I Was in Tears"

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