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Happy St. Patrick's Day to Ayo Edebiri! On March 17, 'The Bear' star posted a picture with Irish actor Paul Mescal, who has said he wants to star in a rom-com with Edebiri, to celebrate the day. Her post represents the latest inside joke in a long-running gag connecting the actor to Ireland and turning her into the internet's de facto Irish icon.
'I'm happy for everybody going to the Oscars, even though I deserved the nomination more than anybody else because I was, obviously, a donkey for four months,' she added. Since then, fans have been jokingly associating her with Ireland and calling her an Irish icon and princess. Why is the joke so big now? With Edebiri's big wins at three major award shows in January, she has quickly exploded in popularity — and so has her connection with Ireland.
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