- Diane Keaton posted a video called "Male Beauty" on Instagram.
- In the clip, Diane commented on various male celebrities.
- Diane accidentally called out Reese Witherspoon's son, Deacon Phillippe, after mistaking him for Leonardo DiCaprio.
- Reese left a note for Diane in the comments section of the post, and fans can't stop laughing about it.
Looking for a chuckle? Diane Keaton is here to deliver all the laughs today.
On Instagram, the 75-year-old Oscar-winning actress recently posted a "Male Beauty" video showing off a few men in Hollywood she admired. The clip panned between black-and-white photos of famous men — ranging from John Cassavetes and Robert Pattinson to Clint Eastwood and Zayn Malik — while Diane commented on each star.
But the most hilarious part of all? When she was trying to call out Leonardo DiCaprio in her video, she accidentally used a picture of 18-year-old Deacon Phillippe, the son of Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe.
“Talk about beauty?” she began as Deacon's picture flashed on the screen. “Leonardo DiCaprio — give me a break! I knew him when he was a kid.”
While fans didn’t immediately catch on, Deacon’s mom — a.k.a. Reese — certainly did. “Diane, the first one is my son 😍,” the 45-year-old Legally Blonde star wrote in the comments section of the clip. Not long after, Diane responded with a series of wide-eyed blushing emojis. To make it clear that Reese thought the whole mixup was hilarious, she simply wrote back "😂."
Naturally, both Reese’s comment and Diane’s reaction are racking up hundreds of likes and dozens of comments filled with laughter. "I'm HOWLING 😂," one person added. "@reesewitherspoon @diane_keaton there’s a movie script in there somewhere 😂," another said.
What's more, when the popular Instagram account Comments By Celebs reposted Diane's video, the actress dropped a bunch of laughing-face emojis. Diane also commented, "IT WAS AN HONEST MISTAKE!"
Fair enough, Diane.
Rebecca Ravee Norris is a freelance writer with a decade's worth of lifestyle media experience. Based out of the Washington metropolitan area, she covers everything from beauty and wellness to style and celebrity news. She is a graduate of George Mason University and has a B.A. in Media: Production, Consumption, and Critique, along with a minor in Electronic Journalism. When she's not writing, she can be found with her beloved Jack-Chi, Cash, working through reps at the gym, dreaming up her next home decor project, testing a new recipe, getting lost in the pages of a book, or catching up on her favorite shows.
