Michelle Williams had a very special reunion.

Mary-Margaret Humes, who starred on Dawson’s Creek alongside Williams, posted on Instagram on June 8 that the pair shared a special moment at an event for Williams’ Hulu series Dying for Sex.

“Our first hug in over 22 years … embracing the joy of life with beautiful Michelle Williams at last night ‘s #DyingForSex celebration,” she wrote. “If you haven’t already seen this limited series … you should. She is brilliant in it. #memories #dawsonscreek.”

Humes, 71, also shared the photos on her Instagram story and wrote, “A long-awaited reunion with this radiant light.”

On Dawson’s Creek, Williams, 44, played Jen Lindley, who moves from New York City to Capeside, Mass., and lives with her grandmother, played by Mary Beth Peil. They live next door to Dawson Leery (James Van Der Beek) and his parents, played by Humes and John Wesley Shipp. The series also starred Katie Holmes as Joey Potter and Joshua Jackson as Pacey Witter. Busy Phillips joined the series in season 5, and she and Williams became lifelong best friends. 

Dawson’s Creek ran for six seasons on The WB, from 1998 to 2003. The series was the breakthrough for all four of the show’s young stars and was Williams’ first starring role. The actress began working in independent film around the same time, and after the series ended, she transitioned into movies. 

Williams, a five-time Oscar nominee, returned to TV with the 2019 miniseries Fosse/Verdon, which won her an Emmy for outstanding lead actress in a limited series or movie. In Dying for Sex, Williams plays a woman with terminal cancer who leaves her husband and explores her sex life for the first time.

When Williams was cast on Dawson’s Creek, the then-16-year-old had recently been emancipated from her parents and was living in Los Angeles alone. “I thank God that I got that show, and that it plucked me out and landed me on this sleepy southern coastal town, and that I had a job to go to and a place to be responsible to and met a few people there that are still in my life, that I love very much, that are so much a part of me, and had some kind of stability,” Williams said on an episode Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard in May, reflecting on the impact of the show on her life.

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Humes — who has worked widely in television — has continued to stay in touch with her on-screen “kids.” In 2023, she and Shipp saw Holmes in her off-Broadway show The Wanderers. Van Der Beek revealed in 2023 that his TV mom always honors his birthday. “Every year since my mother died, [Humes] makes me cookies and sends them to me on my birthday,” he shared on Instagram. “I have the best TV momma on the planet.” 

Nothing gets by Hailey Bieber’s fans.

Social media users called out the model on Sunday for making a cryptic edit to the caption of her latest Instagram upload.

The 28-year-old posted multiple bikini photos over the weekend, initially writing, “lemon drop martinis and therapy all summer long. 👍🍋🍸”

However, the caption now reads, “lemon drop martinis all summer long 👍🍋🍸.”

Bieber’s followers put the update on blast in the comments section, with one writing that it was “too late to change it” after “too many people already” captured screenshots.

Another wondered whether they had “hallucinated” the therapy mention.

A third asked, “why did you delete the therapy part friend?”

Bieber’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

The Rhode creator’s post comes as her husband, Justin Bieber, who did not appear in the carousel, continues to spark concern with his own social media behavior.

The “Baby” singer, 31, appeared to be “seriously struggling” in a string of selfies and railed against “transactional relationships” in a subsequent post.

Fans expressed their worry for the Grammy winner and encouraged him to get help.

The songwriter has been plagued with headlines about his well-being in recent months before Hailey hit back at the rampant criticism — particularly rumors about their looming divorce — in her Vogue cover story last month.

“You would think after having a child, people would maybe move on, chill out a little bit, but no,” she said in May, referencing the couple’s 9-month-old son, Jack.

“I thought seven years in it would’ve [died down] already, and it hasn’t,” Hailey continued. “I guess these bitches are going to be mad.”

However, her interview was overshadowed by Justin’s Instagram upload “celebrating” her accomplishment.

“Yo this reminds me when Hailey and I got into a huge fight. I told hails that she would never be on the cover of vogue,” the “mean” pop star told his followers, noting that he had been “sadly mistaken.”

Justin completely edited the caption following backlash, and it now only includes four emojis — a shrugging man, a pointing finger, heart hands and a face tearing up.

He and the makeup mogul, who recently sold her company for $1 billion, have been married since 2018.

Cynthia Erivo is unstoppable, and so were her 2025 Tony Awards looks!

The Wicked actress, 38, hosted this year’s Tony Awards in over-the-top style with not one, not two, not even five outfit changes. No, on June 8 at Radio City Music Hall in for Broadway’s biggest night, Erivo wore 10 outfits to host the show.

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To walk the red carpet, Erivo wore a blush-colored Schiaparelli set with a structured velvet off-the-shoulder bodice covered in beading and pearls. The matching column skirt draped to the floor, while the back of the top had an exaggerated corset that laced up.

Erivo then kicked off the show in a custom GapStudio embroidered red paillette and crystal overlay gown featuring a white duchess satin collar and belt. It was designed by Gap Inc. executive vice president and creative director Zac Posen alongside Erivo’s stylist Jason Bolden.

She wore the show-stopping gown to perform the opening number while flanked by a massive choir all wearing white.

But that outfit didn’t last long. She quickly changed into her second look, this one a tea-length black dress with a tight-fitting bodice covered in sequin roses. The skirt was covered in feathery ruffles and more sequin roses and the shorter length offered a peek at her platform boots underneath.

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The actress then headed to the upper mezzanine of the venue to introduce Jonathan Groff’s medley performance as Bobby Darin in Just in Time. To do so, she wore a vibrant pink balloon-skirt Marc Jacobs dress covered in oversize sequins from the designer’s Runway 2025 Collection. She paired it with black patent leather pointy-toe shoes.

The Tony Award winner next cosplayed as George Clooney in Good Night, and Good Luck in a slim-fit black and white tuxedo that consisted of black pants and a white jacket with black lapels. Though she was only sitting behind a desk on stage, further photos showed off the outfit in all its glory.

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Erivo switched things up again to introduce the 10th anniversary performance of Hamilton. The original cast came back together to perform a medley, and the Wicked actress welcomed them to the stage while wearing an ankle-length black and baby pink dress. The strapless dress featured a pink sash tied around her waist that fell to the hemline with an oversize rosette. She accessorized with black opera gloves and plenty of diamond jewelry.

While performing the In Memoriam with Sara Bareilles, Erivo wore yet another sparkly gown, this one black and gold. Her dress featured a capelet over a long column dress that pooled around her feet. The black sequins featured peekaboo panels to show off the gold sequins. It also had long sleeves and a mock turtleneck.

Erivo made a brief appearance in her next look, ribbing Oprah Winfrey during the show while wearing an oversize black puffy coat dress dotted with bedazzled details. She wore it over pants and a tube top. By the next time the actress appeared on screen, she was already in a new ‘fit!

Speaking of that ‘fit, it was a black and gold trompe l’œil beaded snakeskin-print tailored trench coat with voluminous sleeves and an oversize collar, cinched by a fitted corset from the SS25 Ashi Studio collection. She wore the look to welcome Auli’i Cravalho to the stage to present the Real Women Have Curves performance.

But that’s not all! She sang the show off the air in one last look, her 10th. This one was a sparkly purple gown with a feathery pink off-the-shoulder neckline and feathers dotting the skirt.

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“I am so proud and excited to take on this glorious honor,” Erivo said in a statement after being announced as host in February. “I am looking forward to ushering the theater community at large through a night that celebrates the wonderful performances we have witnessed throughout the year. I hope I can rise to the occasion.”

The last time the Broadway star attended the annual Tony Awards was in 2016, where she won Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her role as Celie in The Color Purple.