Sheryl Lee Ralph got a special delivery celebrating her Emmy win from none other than Beyoncé!
In the clip, Ralph opens a card that accompanies a stunning arrangement of white and yellow flowers that reads,"To the original Dreamgirl, Sending you a beautiful congratulations. All my Love, Beyoncé".
After reading the card, Ralph throws up her hands and appears to be speechless as she takes in the surprise of the thoughtful gesture. In the caption of her post, Ralph quoted lyrics from"Dreamgirls":"Every one has their own special dream and all your dreams can come true. Just look in the mirror and love what’s in front of you."
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