- 'Modern Family' was a huge hit
- The cast recently reunited
- One very important person was missing
Nearly all 'Modern Family' cast reunites
The 'Modern Family' clan has done it again! In a nostalgia-packed evening that's got the internet buzzing, Sofia Vergara (51) orchestrated what she dubbed the "first" official cast reunion since the show's finale. Fans are losing it over the candid snaps featuring the beloved cast members, minus one key player – the hilarious Ty Burrell!
Julie Bowen (53), Sarah Hyland (32), Eric Stonestreet (52), Jesse Tyler Ferguson (48), Ariel Winter (25), Rico Rodriguez (25), Ed O'Neill (77), Nolan Gould (25), and more lit up the room with their grins and undeniable chemistry. But where was the family's goofy patriarch, "Phil Dunphy"? In a touching tribute, the gang held up a portrait of Burrell for photos, who sadly couldn't make the bash.
Vergara, ever the Instagram queen, shared a heart-melting video of the cast yelling, "We miss you Ty" and "Love you dad!" as they cozied up to his framed face. "So lucky to have worked with these people for 11 years❤️," Vergara gushed. "I love and miss u all guys!!! #modernfamily".
The get-together was predictably hilarious, with Vergara seen chatting up with her on-screen hubby O'Neill, posing with her TV son Rodriguez, and giggling on the floor with Ferguson. It was a 'nearly' perfect reunion, as Ferguson put it, with even the show's creators Chris Lloyd and Steve Levitan also in attendance.
Stonestreet couldn't help but reminisce, sharing a bittersweet anecdote about Burrell's absence, while Ferguson celebrated the moment with snaps of the individual TV families that made up the iconic "Dunphy-Pritchett" clan.
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This wasn't the first time the stars aligned post-show. Vergara spilled the beans on a mini-reunion at Hyland's wedding, where she caught up with Ferguson, Bowen, and Gould. She told 'PEOPLE' it was "amazing" and "magical," praising Hyland's bridal glow and dress-switching prowess.
