Connie Britton explains her absence from the Emmys and apologizes for missing the 'AHS' reunion.

Connie Britton She addressed her absence at the 75th Emmy Awards and showed off what she would have worn to the event.

The actress posted in an Instagram post on Thursday the pictures She herself appeared wearing a beautiful pink dress with sparkly high heels, and had a big smile on her face as she posed in front of the camera.

In the caption, Britton, 56, began by apologizing to Dylan McDermott, her co-star in the first season of “American horror storyThe franchise was dubbed “Murder House” due to her missing a reunion on the show where she and McDermott were scheduled to present the award for lead actor in a series, limited movie or anthology.

McDermott, 62, portrayed Ben Harmon, who is married to Vivienne Harmon, played by Britton on the show.

She also dedicated the apology to Anthony Anderson, who played the villain Rubber Man in the popular series and was the host at the Emmys.

“Dear @dylan.mcdermott and #Rubberman, I'm so sorry I had to miss joining you on Monday at the #Emmyawards for @ahsfx!” I wrote in the comment.

“Even though I was pregnant with the Antichrist by at least one, if not both of you, I was really looking forward to seeing you on the big Emmy stage and remembering those old scary days.”

While sharing the outfit she planned to wear to the Emmys, Britton explained the reason she couldn't attend the event, which was due to the snowstorm in New York.

“I wanted to send my 'pictures of Amy' because that's as far as I got before I was alerted that due to a snowstorm in New York, I had to hop on the next plane so I could get to work on time the next day,” she continued.

After thanking her glamor team for helping her prepare the dress, she joked, “I was definitely the most stylish person on my cross-country trip that evening!”

“Congratulations to all the nominees and winners! See you next year!” She concluded her post before sending a message to Anderson, writing, “And #Rubberman…don't be a freak. I love Connie.”

In response, McDermott wrote in the comments section of the post: “You look great! #Rubberman sending his best shot!”

Britton and McDermott were part of the original cast members of the series “American Horror Story” in 2011. They later reprized their role in the eighth season of “Apocalypse” in 2018.