Rhea Seehorn stepped onto the Golden Globe stage and captured the award for best actress in a TV drama. She earned the honor for her role as Carol Sturka in the Apple TV series Pluribus. This marks her first nomination and first win at the Globe ceremony.
When Seehorn took the microphone, she looked at a note and laughed. She said, “My speech says get a prescription for beta blockers but I did not. Sorry! I am a little shocked.” The audience responded with applause and cheers. Her candid humor showed how much the moment meant to her.
Career Highlights
Before Pluribus, Seehorn became a household name as Kim Wexler on Better Call Saul. The show ran for six seasons from 2015 to 2022. Her performance earned three Critics Choice nominations and two Emmy nods. In addition, she helped the ensemble win three Actor awards. For Pluribus she added a Critics Choice win for best drama series actress.
Other Nominees and Show Nominations
Other actresses nominated for this year’s best TV drama actress award included Kathy Bates for Matlock, Britt Lower for Severance, Helen Mirren for MobLand, and Bella Ramsey for The Last of Us. The competition was strong, yet Seehorn stood out.
Pluribus also received a nomination for best TV drama series. The show’s strong storytelling and Seehorn’s powerful performance helped it gain recognition among top drama series.
What This Win Means
Seehorn’s victory signals a new chapter for her career. It highlights the impact of strong female leads on streaming platforms. Fans now look forward to her next projects and to more compelling roles on television.
As the ceremony ended, Seehorn thanked her family, the Pluribus crew, and the audience. She promised to keep delivering honest and bold performances.
Her win adds to the growing list of memorable moments at the 2026 Golden Globe awards.
Source: Variety
