Olivia Rodrigo, 22, left an A-list Emmys afterparty on Sunday night wearing a plunging black mini dress, departing the event alongside actress Iris Apatow, 22, and actor Sam Nivola, 21.
Photographs from the event show Rodrigo, who rose to fame as a singer and actress, linking arms with Apatow as the trio made their way from the Vas J Morgan-hosted bash. Nivola followed shortly behind. Apatow is the daughter of director Judd Apatow and actress Leslie Mann; Nivola is the son of actors Emily Mortimer and Alessandro Nivola.
Rodrigo wore a low-cut sweetheart black dress and paired it with black heels. Apatow wore a strappy bodycon dress, and Nivola was photographed in a waistcoat and jacket. The three left shortly after the conclusion of the industry event, which drew a number of television and film figures to celebrate the Emmy Awards.
Iris Apatow and Sam Nivola have been publicly known as a couple for more than two years. The pair came to wider attention through both their families' industry ties and their own work: Iris has appeared in several film and television projects linked to her parents, and Nivola has taken on a series of television and film roles since childhood.
Nivola began acting at a young age, appearing in HBO's Doll & Em in 2013. He returned to screen roles in the 2020s, appearing with his sister May in the BBC One production The Pursuit of Love and later in Noah Baumbach's White Noise. He had a role in Netflix's The Perfect Couple and is among the leads in the third series of HBO's White Lotus.
Raised in both London and Brooklyn, Nivola attended Saint Ann's School in Brooklyn before later enrolling at Columbia University. In an interview with Vogue, he said of his upbringing: "My parents aren't, like, total celebrities. They don't get recognised in the street," a remark that was widely quoted in coverage of his career.
Rodrigo has balanced a career as a recording artist with acting roles since her breakout, and she has frequently been present at industry award-season events. The appearance at the Vas J Morgan afterparty follows a summer in which actors, musicians and creators convened around a number of festivals and awards ceremonies.
Photographers and outlets captured the trio leaving together, underscoring the continued media interest in the social lives of young performers who are the children of established industry figures. Representatives for Rodrigo, Apatow and Nivola did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The Emmys weekend has become a gathering point for television talent and related figures, with afterparties hosted by publicists, magazines and entertainment personalities. Such events are often attended by established stars and emerging performers alike, and they frequently draw tabloid and industry coverage focused on red-carpet fashion and networking.
Rodrigo, Apatow and Nivola were among a number of guests photographed departing late-night events after Sunday’s ceremonies. Their joint departure added to the broader coverage of the weekend’s social scene, which continues as television and film professionals prepare for the coming season of premieres and award campaigns.