Neil Patrick Harris Apologizes To Rachel Bloom For His 'Far From Funny' Comment About Her Tonys Backstage Hosting!

It’s curtains for this random Twitter drama!
Neil Patrick Harris issued an apology to Rachel Bloom days after he asked his followers who she was and shadily critiqued her backstage hosting at the Tony Awards.
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As we reported, the How I Met Your Mother actor tweeted asking who the “woman in the top hat” was during Sunday night’s telecast, prompting the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend star to clap back with a reminder that they had met plenty of times.
Apparently, NPH didn’t want to leave their exchange hanging on a sour note — so he rightfully apologized for his snarky comment on Wednesday, tweeting:

Sincere apologies to @Racheldoesstuff for my Tony tweet. I failed to research her before pressing ‘send’, and what I thought was a funny comment in our living room must have been far from funny to read, backstage, mid show. As a performer and a parent, I should have know better.
— Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH) June 13, 2018

Rachel seemed satisfied with the apology, as she replied:

Hi, thank you for this! Apology accepted.
— Rachel Bloom (@Racheldoesstuff) June 13, 2018

We’re sure she really appreciated the gesture, because the actress sounded kind of salty about the tweet when it came up in an interview with GQ published earlier Wednesday.
When asked if the pair’s social media tango was a “bit,” she revealed:

“No, no, no. It wasn’t a joke. Basically… I saw that tweet. And I was kind of devastated. I was actually going to tweet, ‘This makes me sad.’ But then I was like, ‘Ehhhhhhhhhh… I don’t want to give him that, necessarily.’ Look. I’ve met him a couple times. Very recently, backstage in the dressing room of a Broadway show. And we hung out for a solid 15 minutes with the star of this Broadway show. It was just bizarre to me that it wouldn’t ring a bell. And also, that he wouldn’t Google it.”

Their tense exchange may have not been a bit, but we can totally see them reconciling with a musical number together at next year’s Tonys.
Now, that would be some broadway style resolution!
[Image via Derrick Salters/WENN.]