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Adrian Grenier's Starbucks Ad: Nate's Farewell

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Adrian Grenier, known for his role in The Devil Wears Prada, stars in a lighthearted Starbucks ad, joking about his characters flaws and promoting their new Energy Refreshers. The ad, featuring mango strawberry, mango strawberry lemonade, and mango dream flavors, is now available nationwide.

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Adrian Grenier's Starbucks Ad: Nate's Farewell

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Adrian Grenier's Starbucks Ad: Nate's Farewell. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 7. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Adrian Grennier, the 49-year-old actor who played Nate, the aspiring chef-boyfriend in the 2006 hit the Devil Wears Prada, just dropped a fun Starbucks ad with Disney. He's addressing his snub from the upcoming sequel in a lighthearted way, promoting their new year-round energy refreshers. In the spot, Grennier stands at the counter, grabbing one of these vibrant, fruit-forward drinks, then toast to Nate right on camera. He jokes about his character's flaws, like making killer sandwiches but not being perfect for his girl, and says it's time to leave Nate back in two. 2006, with all good vibes, fans and folks online have mixed feelings, with some backlash calling Nate controversial over the years. Grennier stays upbeat though, previously telling interviewers he was disappointed but are ready to defend his role, even floating the idea of a Nate, spin-off. The ad highlights fresh flavors like mango strawberry, mango strawberry lemonade, and mango

dream versions, all now on Starbucks menus nationwide. It flashes a Devil Wears Prada 2 logo before Grennier quips he's free if they come calling. This collab keeps the energy positive, showing how Grennier is refreshing his own story, while Starbucks pushes forward with drinks that fuel whatever's.

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