Kerry Washington Has a 'Scandal' Reunion With Tony Goldwyn

By Anthony D'Alessandro

The first season of Little Fires Everywhere just wrapped up and fans are anxiously awaiting on word of a season two.

SPOILER ALERT – This post contains spoilers for the season finale of Hulu’s Little Fires Everywhere, so don’t continue reading if you don’t want to know what happened. __________

Little Fires Everywhere...and big changes everywhere, too.  There's a reason that Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington wanted to tackle the tale of Elena, a wealthy mother of four, and Mia, a single mother always on the move, both as executive producers and stars: the novel by Celeste Ng spent 48 weeks on the New York Times' hardcover-fiction best-seller list, thanks to its complex characters and nuanced take on race, socioeconomics, motherhood and more delicate topics.

If you've been meaning to binge-watch on Netflix, you'd better get on it! All seven seasons of the Kerry Washington-led ABC drama are leaving the platform in May, along with a slew of other streaming movies and shows. (Note for Washington fans: If you need to get your fix, might we suggest dropping everything and watching on Hulu right now). 

Where did all those little fires everywhere come from? All was revealed in the finale of Little Fires Everywhere. The Hulu limited series starring and executive produced by Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington dropped its big fiery finale on Wednesday, April 22, revealing who really burnt down Elena Richardson's house.

Little Fires Everywhere, the starring Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington, ended on an explosive note—especially if you've read by Celeste Ng the series is based on. (Warning: Spoilers ahead.) In the finale, we learn that Elena and Bill Richardson's eldest children, Trip, Moody, and Lexie, are responsible for the fire—not Izzy, like the book.

Kerry Washington was one of the many guests who were featured on the One World: Together at Home special and something that people noticed was that her bookshelves were color-coordinated!

Joshua Jackson is revealing his wife Jodie Turner-Smith‘s reactions to the latest episode of his Hulu series Little Fires Everywhere!

Kerry Washington has had a long and steady career in Hollywood. The 43-year-old has appeared to much acclaim in roles from Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained to the wildly popular ABC Drama, Scandal. All that means Kerry Washington’s net worth has been growing like crazy over the years—and it just got even bigger thanks to her role on Hulu’s Little Fires Everywhere.

Kerry Washington really wants to stay in her pyjamas all day.

Kerry Washington is loving the loungewear life. On Thursday's at-home episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Scandal alum shared that her social distancing pajama game had gotten so good that her team was "terrified" she'd given up.  "I'm trying to do meetings on Zoom and maintain the operations of my company and keep everybody employed," she told host Ellen DeGeneres.

The 1990s-set characters in Little Fires Everywhere and Buffy the Vampire Slayer apparentlyhave the same taste in jewelry. Bay Area artist Peggy Li created jewelry piecesfor Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington's Hulu show, some of which are identical to chokers she designed for Buffy.

Kerry Washington, 43, and Tony Goldwyn, 59, shared a screen once again nearly two years after their time on Scandal came to an end! The co-stars played lovers Olivia Pope (Kerry) and President Fitzgerald Grant (Tony) on the famous ABC drama between 2012-2018 (hence, the birth of their couple’s name, “Olitz”).

The moment Tiffany Boone landed the part of young Mia on Little Fires Everywhere, the Hulu hit adapted from Celeste Ng’s best-seller, she started preparing. The actress, who makes her debut on the Wednesday, April 8, episode, opens up exclusively about becoming the younger version of Kerry Washington‘s character in the latest issue of Us Weekly.

Miley Cyrus' star-studded Bright Minded series had a solid lineup for the Finale Friday episode today (April 3), as she chatted with Elton John, Selena Gomez, Kerry Washington and Jimmy Fallon.The illustrious show host will take a week-long hiatus so she can recharge before giving more light "into dark times," out of which this show was born to inspire fans quarantining at home in every time zone.Find the four most pivotal moments from each guest's segment below.Elton John vows to not leave AIDS

Jennifer Garner and Amy Adams are opening their contact lists for their new endeavor to help children during the coronavirus pandemic.

Joshua Jackson shared during an interview with Good Morning America that his Little Fires Everywhere costars Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington gave excellent parenting advice on set.Jackson is currently expecting his first child with wife Jodie Turner-Smith any day now.