Conan O’Brien is taking home the award for best gift giver.
At the 2025 Oscars, the host, 61, gifted celebrities and seat fillers with a snack box and a funny note beneath their seats.
“Dear Star/Seat filler, I hope you enjoy these complimentary snacks,” the letter read, per “E! News.” He also quipped, “I tried my best to include a gummy, but Disney said that was a ‘hard pass.’ Have a great night, Conan.”
The letter also had a cartoon drawing of O’Brien drawn on it.
As for what was inside the box? Well, the comedian supplied the guests with a bottle of water and a pretzel, according to a post on X.
Along with the sweet gesture, O’Brien also took the opportunity to roast some of Hollywood’s biggest attendees during his opening monologue.
Despite her recent controversy, Karla Sofía Gascón attended the Academy Awards, and O’Brien took a moment to poke fun at her almost career-ending tweets.
“I loved ‘Anora.’ I really did,” he said of the Best Picture winner. “‘Anora’ uses the F-word 479 times. That’s three more than the record set by Karla Sofía Gascón’s publicist: ‘You tweeted WHAT?’”
“Karla Sofía Gascón is here tonight,” O’Brien continued, “and Karla, if you are going to tweet about the Oscars, remember my name is Jimmy Kimmel.”
Gascón flashed a small grin.
But her “Emilia Pérez” co-star Zoe Saldana had a lot to smile about, as she took home her first Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the Netflix musical.
“My mom is here. My whole family is here. I am floored by this honor,” Saldana said through tears while accepting her award. “To my cast and my crew of ‘Emilia Pérez,’ I’m sharing this award with you.”
She added: “To my mom, my dad and my sisters — everything brave, outrageous and good I’ve ever done in my life is because of you.”
Speaking about her husband, Marco Perego, whom she tied the knot with in 2013, Saldana said, “And to my husband with that beautiful hair, the biggest honor in my life is being your partner.
“My grandmother came to this country in 1961. I am a proud child of immigrant parents with dreams and dignity and hardworking hands. I am the first American of Dominican origin to accept an Academy Award, and I know I won’t be the last.”
