Seth Meyers’ ‘Day Drinking’ Segment Becomes Official Peacock Series
What To Know
- Since 2015, Seth Meyers has been inviting celebs to partake in a segment called “Day Drinking” on his late night show.
- Day Drinking With Seth Meyers is now an official series on Peacock, with all but one of the installments available to stream on the service.
- Meyers’ guests have included Rihanna, Kelly Clarkson, Sabrina Carpenter, Paul Rudd, and more.
Seth Meyers‘ long-running “Day Drinking” segment is now an official series on Peacock. The streaming services is now home to all but one of the late-night host’s Day Drinking With Seth Meyers episodes.
Day Drinking features Meyers teaming up with celebrity guests for an afternoon of imbibing and chatting. He launched the segment in 2015 with his brother, but has since tapped several stars to participate. The turning point was in 2019 when Rihanna agreed to film the segment.
“Post-Rihanna, the floodgates opened,” Meyers admitted in a 2025 interview. Other celebrity guests have included Kelly Clarkson, Paul Rudd, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and, most recently, Sabrina Carpenter, who was the most recent participant in December 2025.
Generally, Day Drinking happens twice a year, although there were three installments in 2025 (Carpenter, Rudd, and Bowen Yang/Matt Rogers.) “It used to be easy to say we’re only doing it twice a year because nobody wanted to do it,” previously told Vanity Fair. “Now it’s hard.”
Fans of Day Drinking can now watch all of the episodes on Peacock, aside from the 2022 Post Malone installment, which is not available to stream. That episode has also been taken off YouTube.
Meyers previously confirmed that he and his guests are actually consuming alcohol in the episodes. “Let me stress: I’m not proud of this, and I don’t think anybody who’s reading this right now should try to replicate it, but in deference to honesty, I will say if we make any edits, it’s that we cut out drinks I’ve had,” he shared.
And, yes, that means the hangovers are real, too. “The worst part is figuring out how to go to sleep because you can’t go to sleep at six,” he explained. “I’m pretty sure after Dua Lipa left, I went home and it was like four in the afternoon. I immediately fell asleep and then I woke up at like seven. I slept for three hours, and then I couldn’t fall asleep until like two in the morning. So it’s not great.”
Day Drinking With Seth Meyers, Streaming Now, Peacock

