Isn't that crazy?

We've run into each other places.

I know.

And said hello.

I've been trying to get in forever.

I don't know why.

It's not my fault, I'm so sorry.

But you're here now and that's all that matters.

Yeah.

You're so great on Big Little Lies.

Oh, thank you.

You're so great.

Does that mean it's not coming back

because you have another show?

No, we don't-- I don't know the answer.

People keep on asking me, and I don't--

I hope so.

Would you be able to do both shows?

Yeah, I think so.

Good.

Well, good for you.

To have two shows going.

And then you got nominated for a SAG award for Ensemble, right?

Ensemble.

Yeah, that's great.

That'd be fun to see everybody.

It's such a great show.

And I'm excited that I'm going to see you

in something else now too.

Thank you.

So your dad, Lenny Kravitz, has been here many times.

He gets the invite.

I don't know.

He could have brought you along.

I know.

What's that like, to say your dad is Lenny Kravitz?

Oh, my God.

I mean, how cool is?

It's cool, he's cool.

I mean, I love him for different reasons.

You know, he's a really good father and a good person

and a good artist.

Yeah.

And he also loves a netted shirt.

And tiny little low pants.

Like that's normal.

That's what everyone's dad is like, right?

Everyone's dad looks like that, yeah.

You probably-- because you don't know any different,

probably that was just your dad, like, right?

Yeah, I mean I didn't really realize

there was a difference until he started picking me up

from school and I looked at other people's dads

and looked at my dad.

I was like, OK.

Yeah.

I got that Dad.

And you just got married, congratulations.

Thank you.

The wedding was beautiful.

I mean, it was special.

Really beautiful.

All right, so you went on stage with your dad recently.

Have you done that before?

No, he always kind of asked me to do it.

And I was always--

I get nervous.

But my mother used to play--

Wait, you get nervous.

I get nervous.

I'm nervous right now.

Steve Harvey just told me to take a deep breath back stage.

But aren't you in a band?

I'm not in a band anymore.

But I've performed before, and I get stage fright.

You still get stage fright.

Anyway, all right, so you went on stage

and you played tambourine?

I did.

So my mother used to play tambourine

when he would play the song Let Love Rule.

And so he said, will you do that like your mother used to?

And it made me pretty emotional, actually.

So I did it.

I was nervous.

But I did it.

And where was that?

That was in New York.

That was in New York.

I forget what venue.

Oh, my God.

That is cool.

Yeah.

All right, so the Golden Globes were weeks ago.

And--

Congratulations on your award.

Thank you, thank you.

And you went on stage with your step dad.

Yes, apparently all I do is get on stage with my dad figures.

Jason Momoa, who is also a cool step dad.

He is.

He's the sweetest guy in the world.

Isn't he, though?

He's just, he's so sweet.

I know, gentle giant.

But people went crazy because he took his shirt off

at the table.

I know, which is funny because-- so he did the same thing

at our wedding where he had a tank top under the jacket.

But as you can see in the photo, my mother

was cold, which is why he took his jacket off.

So I think that was pretty sweet, actually,

That is sweet and thoughtful for everyone in the room

to look at that, too.

He's a sweet, thoughtful man.

He's a sweet, thoughtful guy with large, large arms.

Large, large arms.

All right, High Fidelity, what is this about?

So High Fidelity, it's based off a book written

by Nick Hornby about a person that owns a record store

and she's going through a breakup

and she wants to understand why all her breakups end

in disaster.

So she goes back to her top five heart breaks

and tries to figure out what went wrong

in her relationships.

All right, and this is very exciting.

I just found this out today.

I don't know if everyone else knows this,

but you're about to start filming,

you're going to be in the Batman movie.

Yes.

And you are?

Catwoman.

Wow.

Yeah, nervous.

I was actually, I was sitting at the Globes with David Kelly,

because he writes our show and Michelle Pfeiffer.

And I was bowing to the queen.

I'm nervous to be in her presence now.

And you're flying out tonight, to London, to start, right?

Have you had a costume fitting yet?

We've had many.

It's going really well.

It's very exciting.

And I've been training a ton, too,

which has been great and hard.

I bet.

It's very physical.

Very physical.

I come home just limping every day.

It's very-- it's actually kind of pathetic.

I'm so excited.

So you're leaving tonight to start

and I can't wait to see that.

That's great.

Congratulations.

High Fidelity premieres February 14. on Hulu.

We'll be right back.