Tom Hanks photobombs bride on her wedding day: ‘We all lost it’

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Russell Peters has Cedric the Entertainer to thank for giving his wedding some much-needed levity.

Tom Hanks photobombed a bride while she was taking wedding pictures with her bridesmaids.The actor joined in the photoshoot outside the Fairmont Hotel in Pittsburgh, US on Saturday (March 19), captured by photographer Rachel Rowland here. His wife, Rita Wilson, also joined and took photos with the bride, Grace Gwaltney.Speaking to Newsweek about the encounter, Rowland said: “When it first happened we were all confused and it didn’t click for a second.

A post shared by Rachel Rowland (@rachelrowland)“I’d like to say a photo bomb from Tom Hanks was the best part of yesterday but honestly I’d be lying. (No offense to the GOAT),” she wrote at the top of her post.

Newsweek. “You always have all of these plans and ideas for when you meet a celebrity and then when you do – especially national treasure Tom Hanks – you really become mush.

the Tom Hanks (and later, his wife ) jumped into the bridal photoshoot to the delight of all, according to the bride. “He said, 'Hey I'm Tom Hanks, I'd love to get a photo with you…I immediately froze and I was just looking around and didn't know what to do,” Gwaltney told a local TV station, per . She added that his voice immediately reminded her of his cowboy character Woody. "It's his voice.

Gallery: 'I knew I wanted to be in love with the first person I slept with. . . ' These stars lost their virginity to other celebrities (BANG Showbiz)She told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: "So we were all walking from the hotel to the limo, and out of nowhere, he pops up and just says, ‘My name is Tom Hanks! Can I take a photo with the bride?’ “We all started screaming and were pretty much in shock.

One lucky bride-to-be got the surprise of a lifetime on her wedding day, thanks to Tom Hanks.

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