Actress Ariana Debose on hosting the 75th Annual Tony Awards

Oscar-winning actress Ariana Debose is hosting the 75th Annual Tony Awards on June 12th airing on CBS and streaming on Paramount+. DeBose joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss the upcoming Tony Awards and her upcoming movie and TV roles.
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[@jacodewet3582]

The world needs more Ariana Deboses.

[@Anonymous-is3jh]

She is truly a genuine, amazing, beautiful, smart person. She awesome. She so bubbly and great personality. I love her

[@RainbowWitchsWonderland]

Ariana DeBose is beautiful, brilliant and amazing

[@yolandajones6077]

She was awesome and they enjoyed her as well...great interview!

[@blanchefan]

She's a doll--and she was terrific on the Tony Awards! The sky's the limit for her-- :)

[@dustymuniz1622]

Every time she speaks I love her more!!!

[@henriettaokonkwo7356]

Amazing lady

[@tiboregoldberger6817]

JA/GENEVA/DAKAR/NEW YORK, 22 August 2017 - UNICEF is extremely concerned about an appalling increase in the cruel and calculated use of children, especially girls, as ‘human bombs’ in northeast Nigeria. Children have been used repeatedly in this way over the last few years and so far this year, the number of children used is already four times higher than it was for all of last year.
Since 1 January 2017, 83 children have been used as ‘human bombs’; 55 were girls, most often under 15 years old; 27 were boys, and one was a baby strapped to a girl.
The use of children in this way is an atrocity.
Children used as ‘human bombs’ are, above all, victims, not perpetrators.

[@Ajkepakaiye]

Wow

[@veb_edvard]

Enough with representation and the wokeness behind it...

[@charlesbeloved7951]

Exactly

[@charlesbeloved7951]

She’s overrated. I don’t get the hype.

[@andrewmccarthy110]

Did you see her in West Side Story?