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Milo Manheim, the rising star known for his roles in Disney Channel's Disenchanted and Netflix's A Tourist's Guide to Love, recently revealed a surprising detail about a recent encounter that left him utterly starstruck. While meeting industry icons like Ariana Grande is undoubtedly a thrill, Manheim confessed that fellow actor Ethan Slater, best known for his role as SpongeBob SquarePants on Broadway, had an even greater impact.

The revelation came during an exclusive interview with People, where Manheim discussed Slater's attendance at his Off-Broadway production of Little Shop of Horrors. Manheim, who played Seymour in the musical, expressed his genuine delight at Slater’s presence. “I’m so happy you asked this question because the answer was Ethan…” he began, clearly amused by the unexpected turn of events.

But what made Slater's appearance so impactful? Manheim elaborates, hinting at Slater’s impressive talent and seemingly down-to-earth nature. “He’s just… incredibly talented. And he’s so lovely and kind. He’s just a really great human being. I was a huge fan of SpongeBob, obviously, and I’ve seen him on Broadway, but to have him in the audience, and to have him come backstage afterwards… it was just wild.”

The story showcases a charming moment of fan-to-fan appreciation within the entertainment industry. It’s not every day that a rising star like Manheim is left speechless by a more established one, especially considering his own experiences meeting A-list celebrities. The anecdote provides a glimpse into the camaraderie and mutual respect that often exists behind the scenes of the performing arts.

Manheim's excitement is palpable, and it's clear that Slater's support meant a great deal to him. The unexpected revelation has sparked considerable interest amongst fans, eager to learn more about the dynamic between these two talented performers. It highlights the power of genuine connection and appreciation within the often-glamorous world of show business.

Little Shop of Horrors, a beloved musical comedy, continues to draw audiences with its quirky charm and memorable characters. Manheim’s performance as Seymour has been widely praised, further solidifying his position as a talent to watch. And Ethan Slater, fresh off his success with SpongeBob, continues to captivate audiences with his versatility and charisma.