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Julie Andrews Wins Another Emmy for Lady Whistledown
7 Sep
Summary
- Julie Andrews, aged 90, won an Emmy for her Bridgerton narration.
- This marks her second consecutive Emmy for the role of Lady Whistledown.
- Andrews is stepping back from on-camera acting, focusing on writing and voiceovers.
Julie Andrews, at 90 years old, has received a 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Award for her voice-over performance as Lady Whistledown in the Netflix series Bridgerton. This marks her second consecutive win in the Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance category for the role.
Andrews previously won an Emmy for Bridgerton last year after three prior nominations. The show's creator, Shonda Rhimes, has praised Andrews' phenomenal talent and the magic she brings to the series.
Recently, Andrews indicated to The Hollywood Reporter that she is retiring from on-camera acting, stating she is "past all that now." She clarified that she is not fully retired but is concentrating on other forms of work, including writing children's books and performing voiceovers.
Fans can anticipate seeing Andrews in an upcoming documentary about her life and career, scheduled to stream on Disney+ in 2027. The film is directed by R.J. Cutler.
