David Harbour: After playing Jim Hopper on Netflix’s Stranger Things, David Harbour followed it up with a role in the HBO Max series St. Louis as a murder victim. He won his first Emmy Award in the Best Limited/Movie Supporting Actor category in a Limited Series or TV Movie on his third Emmy nomination. (Image: IMDb)
Shailene Woodley: Shailene Woodley joined the Sterling K Brown dystopian drama, Paradise, in a recurring role as Annie Clay, a Graceland tour guide in Season 2. Her guest turn on the ABC series landed her first win after her second nomination in the Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series category. (Image: IMDb)
Linda Cardellini: Joining her co-star David Harbour, Linda Cardellini earned her very first Emmy Award this year, winning Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or TV Movie for DTF St. Louis. She took home the trophy for playing Carol Love-Smernitch, who is married to Harbour’s character, Floyd. (Imgae: IMDb)
Betty Gilpin: Appearing in Apple TV series Widow’s Bay, Betty Gilpin made her mark as Sarah Westcott Warren, the new wife of the town founder Richard Warren (Hamish Linklater). She won in the Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series. (Imgae: IMDb)
Octavia Spencer: Oscar winner Octavia Spencer won her first Emmy in the Outstanding Narrator category for Investigation Discovery’s true-crime series Lost Women of Alaska, beating out Sir David Attenborough, Jodie Foster, and Werner Herzog. (Image: IMDb)
Bad Bunny: The Puerto Rican singer won his first Emmy Award for the exhilarating Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show from February 2026. (Imgae: IMDb)
Sabrina Carpenter: The Muppet Show variety special secured four Emmy Awards, earning executive producer and guest performer Sabrina Carpenter her very first Emmy victory. (Image: IMDb)
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