Caroll Burnett and Dick Van Dyke are friendship goals as they have warm reunion at her handprint ceremony

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: It was a heart-melting moment for fans as long-time friends and co-stars Carol Burnett and Dick Van Dyke reunited at a ceremony to honor her, reported the NY Post. 

Burnett, 91, met her 'The Carol Burnett Show' costar on Thursday, June 20 as the comedy icon left her hand and footprints in cement at Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre, joining the likes of Marilyn Monroe, Sidney Poitier, and Van Dyke's 'Mary Poppins' costar Julie Andrews.

Burnett's much loved show aired from 1967 to 1978 and it featured Van Dyke, 98, on 11 episodes in 1977. Van Dyke had his own prints captured in a May 1966 event.

Dick Van Dyke supports Carol Burnett at her hand and footprint ceremony

Dick Van Dyke was there to support his co-star at her hand and footprint ceremony. Laura Dern, Bob Odenkirk, and Jimmy Kimmel also took the mic during the ceremony, as celebrities including Bill Hader, Allison Janney, Jane Lynch, Maya Rudolph, Mindy Cohn, and Lisa Ann Walter sat in the audience.

"I can't begin to count the times that my grandmother and I would walk up here to the Grauman's Chinese  that's what it was called then and look at all the footprints and handprints of all these great movie stars," Burnett said, adding, "Betty Grable was one of my favorites, and I remember bending down and putting my hands on her handprints, never dreaming that someday I'd be putting my hands here... 80 years later."

Burnett continues to work on major projects even decades after making her first impression in show business. One such project was a guest star appearance on the last season of 'Better Call Saul'.  

Her most recent project is the all-star ensemble 'Palm Royale' on Apple TV+, which also stars Janney, Ricky Martin, Leslie Bibb, Mindy Cohn, Mindy Cohn, Julia Duffy, Amber Chardae Robinson, Kaia Gerber, and Dern.

Throughout her career, Burnett has won multiple Emmys and Golden Globes, among other accolades. Prestigious honors have been bestowed upon her, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which President George W. Bush awarded her in 2005, the Kennedy Center Honor, and the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.

Fans happy over Carol Burnett and Dick Van Dyke's reunion 

Several social media users chimed with their thoughts, with a Facebook user saying, "Both legendary."

A user said, "The Greatest in comedy. Clean Comedy." A user said, "When comedy was funny!!" 

Another user said, "Two iconic and funny people." The next user said, "Love you Carol! I grew up watching your show in the 70s. As soon as the animation came on at the end, parents said it was off to bed for me. My parents and I loved your show."

A user said, "Maybe laughter is the best medicine." While a user said, "Wow, Two beautiful, wonderful people I admire."

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