John Krasinski hosts virtual prom with help from the Jonas Brothers and Office costar Rainn Wilson
JOHN Krasinski threw a virtual prom with Billie Eilish, The Jonas Brothers and ‘The Office’ alum Rainn Wilson.
The Quiet Place director hosted the party of the year via his YouTube series ‘Some Good News’ for teenage fans who are missing their proms due to the school closures.
The tuxedo-clad actor, 40, was joined by superstar Billie Eilish, Chance the Rapper, The Jonas Brothers, and his The Office costar Rainn Wilson.
The series was created to bring some feel-good content to fans amid the coronavirus crisis and since the show’s inception, there have been many famous faces to help spread cheer.
Kicking off the unforgettable evening, John invited his pal and costar Rainn Wilson, 54, to join the dance party as they got down with Chance.
As the YouTube livestream continued, Chance showed off his dance moves while dancing to his own song “All We Got” with John and Rainn.
“I love you, Rainn Wilson,” the rapper 27, told the actor, to which he replied, “I love you, Chance!”
“Guys, this is a beautiful moment,” John gushed.
Next up on the virtual stage was the Jonas Brothers for a performance of “Sucker.”
Speaking to John, Nick Jonas said: “How about we do one of our songs and since we never went to prom?
“We could do one of our songs and turn this party up a notch.”
The brothers all dressed up, with Nick wearing a sparkly blazer, Joe, who is expecting his first child with wife Sophie Turner, donned a white tuxedo and a black t-shirt, and Kevin kept it classic with a bow tie.
After their show, John invited Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas to perform “Bad Guy,” and fangirled the hit singer.
He said: “You guys are the best. I absolutely adore you guys. I’ve been a big fan of you since forever. The fact that you used The Office in a song blew my brain out, and I don’t think I fully recovered — ever.”
After wrapping it up, John told his viewers: “Thank you for coming to Prom 2020. It happened. These kids just got a prom.”
The father of two — who shares daughters Hazel, 6, and Violet, 3, with wife Emily Blunt — previously arranged to have the original Broadway cast of Hamilton to serenade a nine-year-old superfan on a Zoom conference call.
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