Felicity Blunt Shines at the ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ Premiere: Inside Her Star-Studded Night With Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci

Hollywood’s latest red-carpet cycle has turned an unexpected spotlight on Felicity Blunt, the British literary agent whose family ties link two generations of “The Devil Wears Prada” royalty. Married to Oscar-nominated actor and celebrity gastronome Stanley Tucci since 2012, Felicity walked premieres in New York and London this month as Tucci and her sister, actor Emily Blunt, reunited on screen for “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” The family photo lines—Emily, husband John Krasinski, Tucci and Felicity—have dominated entertainment wires and social platforms after the film’s April 20 world premiere in Manhattan. Just days later, the clan’s Hollywood takeover continued when Tucci and Emily Blunt received back-to-back stars on the Walk of Fame outside the Roosevelt Hotel. Felicity, 43, stood between her husband, 65, and her younger sister, 43, for the rare dual ceremony that doubled as a publicity crescendo for the sequel hitting cinemas this weekend. Search interest in Felicity—already high whenever Tucci posts pasta tutorials—spiked after fans learned she was the “mystery Blunt” who first met Tucci at the original 2006 premiere and later re-connected at Emily’s 2010 Lake Como wedding to Krasinski. The couple now split time between south London and upstate New York while raising their two children, Matteo and Emilia, alongside Tucci’s three older kids from his first marriage. Away from flashbulbs, Felicity heads the books-to-film division at Curtis Brown, where she shepherds manuscripts by rising thriller and cookbook authors alike. Industry insiders say the veteran agent is fielding fresh Hollywood offers as studios chase IP with built-in audiences—momentum powered by her current press visibility and Tucci’s foodie fan base. The renewed media attention also rewrites the narrative that once cast Felicity as a “supporting player” in Tucci’s grief journey after losing his first wife to cancer in 2009. Today, she is celebrated for anchoring a modern blended family while championing new writers and negotiating screen rights behind the scenes. With “The Devil Wears Prada 2” forecast for a $90 million opening weekend, Google searches for “Felicity Blunt books,” “Felicity Blunt agency,” and “Felicity Blunt Stanley Tucci age gap” are surging. That SEO traction suggests her name will keep trending long after the last premiere gown is archived—proof that the most compelling character in the Prada universe might be the agent orchestrating best-seller lists and blockbuster red carpets in real life.