Lauren Graham received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on October 3, 2025, in a ceremony that brought together cast members from the beloved series Gilmore Girls. The event, held on Hollywood Boulevard, marked Graham’s official induction into the television category with the 2,823rd star. Series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino led the ceremony, celebrating Graham’s iconic portrayal of Lorelai Gilmore and her enduring impact on television.
The reunion featured appearances by Scott Patterson, Kelly Bishop, and Matt Czuchry, creating a heartfelt moment for fans of the show, which premiered in 2000 and continues to resonate 25 years later.
Lauren Graham was honored with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star on October 3, 2025, at Hollywood Boulevard, in recognition of her contributions to television, particularly her role in Gilmore Girls. The ceremony was conducted by Amy Sherman-Palladino, with co-stars and fans in attendance. Graham’s star celebrates her career achievements, and the event served as a reunion for the Gilmore Girls cast, highlighting the show’s lasting cultural influence.
Ceremony and Attendees
Graham, 58, reflected on her career during the ceremony, stating:
“Landing this role hit me like meeting someone.”
She described her immediate connection to Lorelai Gilmore and the series. The event was attended by:
- Scott Patterson (Luke Danes)
- Kelly Bishop (Emily Gilmore)
- Matt Czuchry (Logan Huntzberger)
Notably absent was Alexis Bledel (Rory Gilmore), though she and Graham had reunited earlier at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards.
Graham’s star was placed near other television legends, symbolizing her place among the industry’s most respected figures.
Quotes and Reactions
Amy Sherman-Palladino praised Graham’s performance:
“Lauren brought heart, humor, and humanity to Lorelai. She made the character unforgettable.”
Fans gathered at the ceremony shared their thoughts:
“She’s the reason we fell in love with Stars Hollow.” “This star is long overdue.”
Entertainment outlets echoed the sentiment, with People noting the emotional resonance of the reunion and Graham’s enduring popularity.
Legacy and Cultural Significance
Graham’s recognition underscores the lasting impact of Gilmore Girls, a series known for its fast-paced dialogue, emotional depth, and strong female leads. Her portrayal of Lorelai Gilmore helped redefine maternal roles on television and inspired a generation of viewers.
The reunion also reignited interest in the series, with streaming numbers reportedly spiking following the ceremony. Graham’s star serves as a tribute not only to her performance but to the broader legacy of the show.
What’s Next: Projects and Appearances
Graham is currently developing a new limited series with Sherman-Palladino, expected to premiere in late 2026. She’s also slated to appear at the upcoming Television Hall of Fame gala in November.
Fans are hopeful for another Gilmore Girls reunion or revival, though no official announcements have been made.
