Matthew Rhys' Sister Says She Is 'So Proud' After Actor's Historic Emmy Wins
The Cardiff-born actor became the first person to win two lead acting Emmy awards in a single night, according to the BBC.
Matthew Rhys, an actor from Cardiff, has made television history by becoming the first person to win two lead acting Emmy awards in one night, the BBC reported.
Following the achievement, Rhys' sister said she was "so proud of him," according to the BBC.
Further details about the specific awards, the ceremony, and the roles for which Rhys was recognised were not provided in the available report.
The BBC's report highlighted the reaction from Rhys' family as the actor achieved the unprecedented feat in the history of the Emmy Awards.
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- Matthew Rhys' sister 'so proud of him' after historic Emmy wins — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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