The talk show host let the "Wicked" star hold the wand used by Glinda actress Billie Burke in the 1939 film, "The Wizard Of Oz."

The “Wicked” star got emotional while expressing how much she “admire[s]“ the childhood actress on Thursday’s episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show.”

Wicked star Cynthia Erivo is just fine with Drew Barrymore’s touchy-feeliness, she told the host in an episode of The Drew Barrymore Show that aired Tuesday, because her co-star Ariana Grande is just “as touchy.

Grande, who first saw Wicked on Broadway with her mother, shares a special bond with original Broadway Glinda, Kristin Chenoweth. In fact, Chenoweth not only passed the wand to Grande but also made a brief cameo in the new Wicked film, which is already breaking box office records.

Drew Barrymore said she hopes people will become "more comfortable" with being physically touched after being warned to back off her guests.

"I think if we could all be more comfortable with physical touch, I would like that world," Barrymore said. Drew Barrymore and Cynthia Erivo understand that physical communication can be just as important as verbal.

Drew Barrymore and Cynthia Erivo get candid on physical communication. The “Wicked” star, 37, explained on Tuesday’s episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show” why she and costar Ariana Grande, 31, are continuously in close physical contact and how they use it as a way to deliver messages to each other during subtly during conversations.

Drew Barrymore told Cynthia Erivo during an interview on The Drew Barrymore Show that people "warn" her about her physical intimacy with guests.