Quick, what's the first thing you think when you see this photo of Sandra Oh and her family?
If the answer is, "Awwwwwww," congratulations, your heart is intact and fully pumping.
OK, what's your second thought?
If the answer is, "Where's the 'u' in 'honour'?!," congratulations, your eyes are sharp and your vocabulary fully Canadian (or British!).
Canadian-born Oh posted the snapshot of her and her obviously supportive family just hours before she took on her hosting duties at the 2019 Golden Globes on Sunday night. Although she was born and raised in Nepean, Ont. and her parents now live in Vancouver, the shirts she and her family members are sporting feature a 2018 Emmy quote of Oh's, but with distinctly American spelling:
"It's an honor just to be Asian."
It's cool, we'll let it slide this time, since the T-shirts are being sold for Golden Globes night only to raise funds for a great cause: proceeds go to the East West Players, the oldest Asian American theatre company in the U.S.
Oh is the first person of Asian descent to host the Golden Globes, and is nominated this year for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series — Drama for her role as Eve in "Killing Eve."
Oh's parents stole the show at the Emmys when they walked the red carpet with her and sat with her in the audience, and their Golden Globes appearance was even better. They didn't wear the T-shirts, but there was not one shadow of a doubt that they were beyond proud of their daughter during her hosting duties and when she won the Globe for "Killing Eve," making her only the second Asian to ever win in that category.
Tears were spilling over across the internet when when Oh thanked her mom and dad and told them she loved them. On stage! It was clear she couldn't have been more proud or honoured to be their daughter. And the feeling was mutual.
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