Kathie Lee & Hoda: Why Women Love Aaron Tveit as Mike on ‘Graceland’

Kathie Lee & Hoda: Aaron Tveit

Kathie Lee and Hoda sat down with Aaron Tveit to talk about his role on the USA network series Graceland as well as his time on Broadway and why women love him.

Kathie Lee & Hoda: Aaron Tveit on Graceland

On Graceland, Aaron Tveit plays a federal agent set on moving up in the ranks of the FBI. His character, Mike Warren, starts season 2 with a desk job in Washington D.C. that he thought he always wanted. But then his former roommate calls him back into the action.

His character is an undercover FBI agent that spent the first season investigating his roommate, but this season all kinds of action happens as he’s pulled back in to the chaos. Graceland airs Wednesdays on USA.

Kathie Lee & Hoda: Why Women Love Aaron Tveit

Buzzfeed shared 30 reasons they’re completely in love with Aaron Tveit and Kathie Lee and Hoda decided to share a few.

One of the reasons is that “his hair is literally always perfect” but Aaron admitted he doesn’t do it himself. He said he has a very nice helper and uses a little bit of gel. He said his friends often make fun of him for his hair.

According to Buzzfeed, we also love Aaron Tveit because “he’s a gorgeous and beautiful man” and “he’s a Broadway star and has the voice of a million tiny angels.” Aaron really got a kick out of that last one.

Kathie Lee & Hoda: Aaron Tveit Musical Background

Aaron explained that he’s been a theater guy from the beginning. He said he grew up playing instruments and in the 9th grade someone asked him if he was going to be in the school play. He kind-of blew them off until they told him a lot of girls would do it. He ended up getting the lead in Little Shop of Horrors and went on to do four shows in high school.

He said he went to college to study music and spent a year studying French, German, and Latin diction. He said he realized that he missed the theater and switched to acting.

Kathie Lee & Hoda: Aaron Tveit New York Concerts

He shared that he did some concerts in New York last year, singing songs from his previous shows as well as some pop music like Bruno Mars.