Emma Stone Husband React To Getting Booed At Mets Game

Emma Stone didn't get the warmest welcome at a New York Mets game, but she shook it off like a pro. The La La Land actress and her husband, Dave McCary, saw their favorite team, the San Diego Padres, take on the Mets in Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series on Friday night. The Jumbotron spotted Emma and Dave decked out in Padres gear. Fans, please welcome Academy Award-winning actress Emma Stone. The Mets were hosting the game in New York City, so many of the hometown fans audibly booed the couple's outfits. But they seemed to pay the reaction no mind. They had a toast, and Emma shrugged to the camera. And they may have gotten the last laugh of the night. The Padres ended up beating the Mets 7-1, making them up 1-0 in the series overall. Emma's Padres pride even caught the attention of Padres CEO Eric Grupner, who tweeted, Style, grace, and good taste. Emma is always welcome at Petco Park. Dave is from San Diego, making the Padres his hometown team. He and Emma have been together since 2017 and got married in 2020. Last year, they welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Louise. Emma's first movie to hit theaters following Louise's birth was Cruella, a film where motherhood is a major theme. She talked to Access Hollywood about how it plays a big role in the story and was interesting to her. Without spoiling too much, there's two mother-daughter stories that kind of exist, at least for Estella slash Cruella throughout this film. Two very, very different mother-daughter stories. I have an incredible relationship with my mother. That was partially something that really resonated with me and that I could see, but there was something really fascinating about exploring the relationship between nature and nurture that I loved from the very beginning because how much of us is defined by what we're taught by our parents or our caretakers, the people that we love from a very young age, and how much of us just sort of is inherently in there and how much do we let that lead us as life goes on? So I thought that that sort of story, and that is sort of mother-daughter, but it's also a very personal thing that I think about just in my life, how much of this is my nature and how much of this is my nurture. I thought that was really fascinating.