Awkwafina shares ‘Asian glow’ selfie with John Cho, Constance Wu and Lana Condor

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Awkwafina has shared a selfie showing ‘Asian glow’ with John Cho, Constance Wu, Jenny Han and Lana Condor.

In an Instagram post, Crazy Rich Asians star Awkwafina shared an image with fellow Asian American stars showing what appears to be ‘Asian glow’.

Star Trek actor John ChoFresh Off The Boat star Constance WuTo All The Boys I’ve Loved writer and actress Jenny Han and Lana Condor also featured in the selfie.

Although it is unclear whether the stars were actually drinking, the post shows the Asian Americans with rosy faces.

“The pink light really brings out our communal Asian glow,” the Ocean’s 8 star wrote. “Or maybe we were all extremely drunk at the time. Either way everyone in this pic inspires me and I love them.”

Even if it was just a lighting effect (which seems most likely), commenters appreciated the Asian glow reference.

“Communal asian glow 😍🙌,” wrote one Instagram user.

“Asian glow pride!!! ❤️❤️❤️,” wrote another.

In other news, Awkwafina’s new show will have an all-women’s writers’ room.

 

 

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