Tracy Morgan looks sleek in all black as wife Megan wows in one shoulder sequin dress ahead of hosting ESPYS
Fresh off the Lion King world premiere red carpet Tuesday night, he stepped in front of the cameras again ahead of hosting responsibilities.
Tracy Morgan arrived to the ESPYS red carpet with his model wife Megan Wollover in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
The 50-year-old comedian looked sleek in an all black look while his wife dazzled in a reflective dress.
Hostess with the mostess: Tracy Morgan arrived to the ESPYS red carpet with his model wife Megan Wollover in Los Angeles on Wednesday night
TBS' the Last O.G. star wore a black tux, shirt, tie and shiny dress shoes.
He paired it with a large silver chain bracelet that was prominent as he posed for cameras.
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The 32-year-old wore a one shoulder, one sleeve midi dress that shined underneath the spotlights.
Let her shine: TBS' the Last O.G. star wore a black tux, shirt, tie and shiny dress shoes while is wife opted for a sparkling dress
The mother of one's dress was a silver color and was covered in sequins.
It also featured a choker-like collar and cutouts as it cinched in the waist and down her right arm.
She paired it with silver strappy stilettos and a sleeked back pony tail.
Hosting to fight: The stand-up comedian will take the stage to host the annual event honoring the years top athletes. He shared that he took on the hosting gig as a way to 'fight against cancer'
The stand-up comedian will take the stage to host the annual event honoring the years top athletes.
He shared in a phone interview, Tracy admitted he took on the hosting gig as a way to 'fight against cancer.'
The Saturday Night Live alum lost his first wife Sabina and also his grandparents to forms of the disease.
The annual sports award show raises awareness and funds for the V Foundation for Cancer Research. The foundation was started in honor of late basketball coach Jim Valvano and ESPN in 1993.
Awards for a cause: Since 1993 ESPN has helped raise over $97 million for the cause.
Since then the network has helped raise over $97 million for the cause.
'The main reason I really wanted to do it is the fight against cancer,' Morgan said 'I have an opportunity to fight their cause and I’m all in.'
'We’ll have a great time, but the most important thing is Jim Valvano. I’ll never forget watching him at the ESPYS,' the SNL alum said. 'We forget sometimes the cause, we enjoy being there, but we got to understand the reason why we’re there. It’s an opportunity to give back. I’m in service to others.'
He's all in: 'The main reason I really wanted to do it is the fight against cancer,' Morgan said 'I have an opportunity to fight their cause and I’m all in'
