Sarah Sherman Shares Heartwarming Encounter with Paul McCartney at Culture Awards

A Memorable Meeting with a Music Legend

Sarah Sherman, recognized for her role in the show Roommates, recently expressed her admiration for music legend Paul McCartney during an interview at the 5th Annual Las Culturistas Culture Awards held in Los Angeles. The actress, who has also featured in productions like Chucky, Pizza Movie, and You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, shared her thrill about meeting the iconic Beatle, revealing that their first meeting occurred on the set of Saturday Night Live.

In her conversation with PEOPLE, Sherman reminisced about how she had previously stated that her unique mullet hairstyle was inspired by McCartney's look during his Wings days. Upon their meeting, McCartney instantly recognized her hairstyle. Sherman recounted, "I was doing a bit about how I have his mullet from his Wings era, and he approached me after the show, tugged on my mullet, and asked, 'Is it real or is it a wig?'" She humorously confirmed that it was her actual hair.

After their interaction, Sherman took to social media to share her excitement, joking that she would never wash her mullet again. She later recounted the unforgettable moment on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where Kimmel noted the uniqueness of having a Beatle pull on her mullet. Sherman playfully replied, "Honey, he can do whatever he wants to me," showcasing her lighthearted take on the encounter.

Alongside sharing her experience, Sherman revealed her long-time admiration for McCartney during their chat. She expressed her affection for his music, stating, "Paul McCartney, I love you, you're amazing. McCartney II is my all-time favorite album, and Temporary Secretary is my favorite song." McCartney's charming response encouraged her, saying, "I love adulation. Adulate me. Adulate me."

Since becoming a part of Saturday Night Live in 2021, Sherman has emerged as a cherished personality on the show, known for her distinctive comedic flair and unforgettable performances. Her openness about her admiration for McCartney not only reflects her personality but also captures the joy of meeting a musical icon, making her experience relatable to fans and fellow artists alike.