Vince Vaughn made his Hollywood Stroll of Fame ceremony a household outing.
On Monday, Vaughn was honored with a star, and his spouse of over a decade, Kyla Weber, and their two youngsters: daughter Locklyn, 13, and son Vernon, 11, have been in attendance.
Vaughn, who has been a staple in Hollywood for many years, thanked his “beautiful wife” for attending the occasion.
“My beautiful wife, Kyla, so glad you’re here with me on this now. I’m so grateful for you and these beautiful kids,” Vaughn started. “And for all the laughter we’ve shared together. As much as all this means, you guys really do need to know that you guys are the most important thing in the world to me.”
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In typical Vaughn vogue, he joked, “You’re not as lucrative. You don’t give me access to the kind of stuff that this kind of thing does, but with that all being said, you guys are the most important.”
“My beautiful wife, Kyla, so glad you’re here with me on this now. I’m so grateful for you and these beautiful kids.”
WATCH: Vince Vaughn honored his spouse and youngsters throughout his Hollywood Stroll of Fame speech
Different members of the “Wedding Crashers” star’s household have been in attendance on Monday. Vaughn’s dad and mom, Sharon and Vernon Vaughn, his two older sisters, his aunt and “all” of his buddies attended his large day.
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Earlier than the occasion, Vaughn instructed Fox Information Digital it was “amazing” to have his spouse and youngsters with him on his large day.
“Yeah, it’s so great to share it with all of them. It’s nice when you can have some time together and share a moment like this,” the actor mentioned.
WATCH: Vince Vaughn talks about profession and household at his Hollywood Stroll of Fame star honor
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Earlier in his speech, Vaughn shared what initially sparked his curiosity in appearing. He shared that his older sisters took him to see “Animal House” within the theater when he was far too younger to observe the movie, and he knew he needed to make folks giggle the way in which he did viewing the film.
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“[I felt like] I could do that, and maybe make people laugh and give families a good night to discuss stuff and have joy,” he mentioned.