ESPN’s Mina Kimes helped chef David Chang become first celebrity to win ‘Millionaire’

What a moment!

David Chang, the chef known for his Momofuku line of restaurants and his Netflix series Ugly Delicious, just made some incredible game show history.

On Sunday, he became the first-ever celebrity to win the top prize in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, which means the charity he chose, Southern Smoke Foundation (which helps people in the restaurant industry during crises including the COVID-19 pandemic) gets $1 million.

The final question was a tough one: “Although he and his wife never touched a light switch for fear of being shocked, who was the first president to have electricity in the White House?”

Chang decided to phone a friend, and that happened to be … ESPN’s Mina Kimes! She ended up helping him with the answer: “It’s probably [Benjamin] Harrison.”

Chang decided to go for it and said Harrison. And he won!

Kimes had the perfect reaction:

For more on the win, head over to USA TODAY, who spoke with Chang after the victory.

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