It’s the Golden Globes moment we’re still cringing over – and now one of the two women thanked in Ewan McGregor’s speech has shared her opinion on it.
In case you were too distracted by the black dresses and talk of gender equality and missed what will surely go down as one of the most uncomfortable speeches in awards night history, here’s a recap.
McGregor started by thanking his wife Eve Mavrakis, who he’s separated but not yet divorced from, which was fine – until he also thanked his new girlfriend and Fargo co-star Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
"I want to take a moment to just say thank you to Eve, who always stood by me for 22 years," the 46-year-old said. "And my four children, Clara, Esther, Jamyan and Anouk- I love you."
Moments later, he added: "There would have been no Ray [his Fargo character] without Mary Elizabeth Winstead, so thank you very much."
Unsurprisingly, when asked by the Daily Mail what she thought of being mentioned along with the woman some outlets report he left her for, McGregor's wife of 22 years said she was unimpressed.
"No, I did not like his speech," the 51-year-old said.
And when asked why, she replied: "For the same reasons you are here asking me about it."
The production designer didn't elaborate - not that she needed to - ending the conversaton with, "I am not going to say any more."
It's no wonder Mavrakis wasn't a fan of her estranged husband's speech, especially if rumours his relationship with Winstead started as an affair turn out to be true.
As for Winstead's opinion of the speech, her smile captured by cameras on the night suggests she didn't have the same problem with it.