Congratulations, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci! The beloved The Devil Wears Prada costars and real-life in-laws were honored with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday, becoming the 2,841st and 2,842nd celebrities to receive such a distinction.

Blunt and Tucci took to the podium together and expressed their gratitude for the honor.

“It’s very difficult to sum up just how meaningful this is to me, and the juggernauts that showed up to speak about me has just blown my hair back. You guys, and the great loves of my life who are all here, have made life such a deep privilege,” Blunt said. “I’m so honored to share it with the [Tucci] and my beautiful husband and my beautiful sister and our beautiful kids. It’s just made life heaven. This moment is no exception.”

Tucci also thanked his friends, family and close collaborators.

“I’d like to thank my sister, who is here; my incredible wife; my brother-in-law, John; and what’s her name, whom I absolutely love and adored from the moment I met her when she was 22, when we first made The Devil Wears Prada,” Tucci said jokingly, referring to Blunt. “It has been an honor and absolutely exhausting to be a part of Hollywood for 45 years, but I wouldn’t have traded it for the world.”

Robert Downey Jr., Matt Damon, Dwayne Johnson and Meryl Streep served as the ceremony’s guest speakers. Damon, who costarred with Blunt in Oppenheimer and The Adjustment Bureau, was first to share a few words.

“I just can’t think of two people more deserving to be added to this cultural landmark,” Damon said. “You are two of my favorite humans that I have ever met on this planet. From your just incredible and formidable spouses to your formidable children that you’re all raising. For any young person coming down here wanting to become a permanent part of this big Hollywood story, you guys are an irresistible example. … You’ve been able to navigate and thrive in an incredibly difficult business with such grace. … From the entire Damon clan, to both of you, congratulations. We love you guys.”

Next was Johnson, who notably starred with Blunt in The Smashing Machine and Jungle Cruise.

“The one word that I think reflects Emily’s mana and spirit is ‘present’ because she is so deeply present, as I’ve learned over the years,” Johnson said, recalling the first time he ever met Blunt. “When I got to know her that night and talking to her, I thought, ‘Man, this woman is so present in the moment and so locked in.’ … When you have somebody like that who is so present in every moment, that leads to gratitude. And every single day, knowing Emily, as many of us do, that is one grateful woman.”

Downey Jr., who starred alongside Blunt in Oppenheimer as well, also took to the podium to praise his former costar, calling her a “near-perfect human.”

“Emily is an outright blunt object. She’s the girlfriend you never had in high school, she’s the scene partner you’ll never forget, and she’s the wife you can’t resent [John] Krasinski for landing because he’s equally dynamic,” Downey Jr. said. “She’s a blunt instrument of calm, professional hilarity. … Sophisticated, empathy, deep understanding. Essentially, she’s a blunt force, and she’s maintained a reputation over decades as an asset to any and every creative endeavor.”

Streep rounded out the ceremony’s star-studded roster of speakers with a speech celebrating both Blunt and Tucci, her beloved The Devil Wears Prada 2 costars.

“Emily, I feel like I birthed you, really. I’m so proud of you,” Streep said. “I can’t wait to work with you again, and the best thing about you getting this at such a tender age is that we’ll have you to kick around for at least 35 years, if my career is any evidence, and I’m just in love with you like everybody else.”

Streep then turned her attention to Tucci: “You can’t even call Stanley a national treasure anymore because I’ve just been around the world, and truly, the affection hurled at him globally, he’s just marinating in it. … It’s impossible not to love Stanley Tucci. Urbane, sly, funny, bitchy and generous and curious, and so elegant.”

Streep concluded, addressing Tucci directly, “I’ve known you longer as a friend than as a scene partner, and we’ve been through some rough times together and some great times. And I love you deeply.”

Blunt has enjoyed an impressive career. She made her feature film debut with 2004’s My Summer of Love, but her breakthrough role is largely considered to be Emily Charlton, the snobby, high-strung fashion assistant in 2006’s The Devil Wears Prada. Two decades later, she’s crafted a career worthy of acclaim, landing starring roles in films including The Adjustment Bureau, Looper, Edge of Tomorrow and Sicario. She took home an Actor Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in 2018’s A Quiet Place, in which she starred alongside her husband, Krasinski.

Blunt’s portrayal of Katherine Oppenheimer in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer earned her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 2024 Academy Awards.

Like his sister-in-law, Tucci — who is married to Emily’s sister Felicity — has established himself as a mainstay in Hollywood. The New York native made his feature film debut in 1985’s Prizzi’s Honor, before landing roles in films including Deconstructing Harry, Road to Perdition and The Terminal. With his star continuing to rise, Tucci famously portrayed Nigel Kipling, the right-hand man to Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, before playing serial killer George Harvey in 2009’s The Lovely Bones, for which he received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.

Tucci’s additional credits include Julie & Julia, Burlesque, Easy A, Captain America: The First Avenger and The Hunger Games film series. Tucci, who’s also a Tony Award nominee, nabbed two consecutive Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series for Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy, his CNN food and travel docuseries.