A rising Broadway star who hails from a showbiz dynasty mesmerized at the 2026 .
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Ella Stiller Dazzles at 2026 Tony Awards!
A rising Broadway star who hails from a showbiz dynasty mesmerized at the 2026 Tony Awards.Ella Stiller, the daughter of Hollywood stars Ben Stiller and Christi...
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Ella Stiller,, absolutely wowed on the red carpet of the elite theatrical awards show.
Ella, 24, stunned in an emerald green layered gown with sexy cut outs, spaghetti straps, and an elegant updo with wavy tendrils cascading along her face.
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While Ella isn't up for any Tonys, she made her off-Broadway debut in last year's Dilaria, a show described as 'snappy, sexy, and pop culture-forward' by the New York Theatre Guide.
The play followed Ella in the title role of Dilaria, 'a rich, young girl who finds there's nothing more powerful on social media than your classmate dying tragically young,' according to a synopsis on Playbill.
Posing solo, she proved she was making a name for herself outside of her famous family.
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Ben Stiller's daughter Ella Stiller wowed in a gorgeous green gown at the 2026 Tony Awards
Ella is the daughter of Hollywood icons Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor but is forging her own career in Broadway
The world of entertainment really is a family business for Ella, whose parents and grandparents - the late great Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara - are all famous stars.
She posed solo, Ella proved she was making a name for herself outside of her famous family
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While Ella nor her show are up for any Tonys, she made her off-Broadway debut in Dilaria, a show praised as 'tragically horny and gruesomely macabre' by Theatrely
Ella with her parents Christine Taylor and Ben Stiller in 2024
Ella comes from a showbiz dynasty consisting of her famous parents and her late great grandparents, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara
Stiller and Taylor wed in 2000, announced their separation in 2017, but found their way back to one another during the COVID-19 pandemic
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The 'silver lining' of the pandemic acted as a forced pause, allowing them to re-evaluate their relationship.
'If there’s a silver lining for us during Covid, that was the little gift,' Taylor explained.
'We all kind of bubbled up together with our kids. Our daughter was graduating high school at the time, our son was graduation eighth grade. We all were in the house together and we had nothing but time.
'So Ben and I spent a lot of time just working on us with a therapist and we'd log into Zoom and we'd do our therapy sessions and really found the way back,' she said, adding: 'I think it's something people don't love to talk about because it feels like a failure.'
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She went on: 'By the way, if the right answer for us was that it didn't work, but we were able to figure that out very clearly and focused, then that's great too.
'Life moves at such a rapid pace that we don't often take the time to just pause and say, "Okay, he looked at his stuff, I looked at my stuff"... long-term marriages are a lot of work.'
Taylor stated that she and Stiller emerged from the tough time 'really stronger and better than ever. And I feel really comfortable talking about it because I think it's really important for people to feel like that's okay.'
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