Buffy the Vampire co-stars Sarah Michelle Gellar and Seth Green were reunited, as they enjoyed dancing together at the latest Taylor Swift Era's concert in Los Angeles
Stars of the popular American late 90s hit show Buffy the Vampire Slayer got together for a ‘mini reunion’ at the latest Taylor Swift concert.
In another video posted on her Instagram, Sarah and Seth can be seen dancing together at the concert as they lip-synced the words to Swift's well-known record, I Knew You Were Trouble. Seth Green, 49, who played Daniel ‘Oz’ Osbourne on Buffy, showed his appreciation for his co-star, commenting three heart emojis on Sarah’s post.
The actor decided to post a throwback picture of him and Sarah together in character, with the 53-year-old writing: "TBT: This a grumpy moment or brooding moment."
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