Jon Hamm, 55, and his wife Anna Osceola, 38, proudly showcased her baby bump on the red carpet at the Emmys 2026, weeks after announcing they are expecting their first child. The couple, who revealed their pregnancy news recently, attended the 78th annual Primetime Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles on Monday night.
Hamm, known for his role in "Mad Men," smiled as Osceola displayed her growing bump in a striped gown. This marks their first public appearance as a couple since their pregnancy was announced. Osceola had previously shown her baby bump in a bikini last month.
The awards ceremony is hosted this year by "Law & Order: SVU" executive producer and star Mariska Hargitay, marking the first time a woman has hosted the event in 15 years. Nominations for this year's awards were revealed in July, with "Euphoria's" Sydney Sweeney, "The Bear's" Jeremy Allen White, and "Stranger Things" noted among the more surprising snubs.
"The Pitt" led the nominations with 25 nods, a significant increase from its 13 nominations last year. The HBO Max medical drama received nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for star Noah Wyle and for the top honor, Outstanding Drama.
Close behind was another HBO Max series, "Hacks," which garnered 24 nominations for its fifth and final season. This sets a new record for a comedy series, surpassing the previous record of 23 nominations held by "The Bear" and "The Studio." Jean Smart, the leading lady of "Hacks," has the opportunity to win her fifth Emmy for the show and her eighth overall, which would tie her with the actress holding the most Emmy acting wins in history.
Apple TV+'s comedy horror series "Widow's Bay" received 19 nominations, marking a strong debut for the newcomer. The streamer also secured 18 nominations for its drama "Pluribus."
In the limited/anthology series categories, the second season of Netflix's "Beef" dominated with 16 nominations. Broadcast networks saw "Saturday Night Live" earn the most nominations with 11.
Overall, HBO Max received the highest number of nominations across all platforms with 122 nods, including 13 for "DTF St. Louis." This year, a total of 555 programs were submitted across 14 categories, a decrease from the 600 submitted last year. The submissions included 110 dramas, 71 comedies, 31 limited/anthology series, 34 movies, 18 variety series, and 45 reality competition shows.
The Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremonies took place on September 5 and 6.