Emmy Awards 2020 Winners – When Celebrities Wear Pajamas To Get Awards At Home

Hanima Anand |Sep 21, 2020

The 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards 2020 has come to an end with its full list of winners. While many are curious about who won what, others are excited seeing their idols in pajamas through camera.

Emmy Awards 2020 is probably the most special occasion in the Primetime history when all celebrities are awarded right at their home, some even wearing pajamas or very casual outfits. Despite the different formats, being listed among Emmy Awards 2020 winners is still a privilege to every participant.

Before coming to the full list of Emmy Awards 2020 winners, let’s take a look at the bizarre red carpet looks this year!

The timeless beauty Jennifer Aniston wears her grey pajama while putting on the beauty face mask. The actress also holds a glass of champagne to celebrate with the winners.

Emmy Awards 2020 Winners Jennifer Aniston — Jennifer Aniston is the trailblazer wearing pajama and face mask to Emmys.

Some other actresses like Regina King, Zendaya, Kerry Washington, or Tracee Ellis Ross show their professional looks whatever with expensive designs from top-notch fashion brands.

Emmy Awards 2020 Winners Tracee Ellis Ross — When you are about to attend a red carpet event but Covid-19 comes.

Dan Levy brings a new wind to the show when doning an elegant suit with dress by Thom Browne. The Canadian comedian looks as fresh as a high school student with his leather shoes and high socks.

Emmy Awards 2020 Winners Dan Levy — Dan Levy won the award Writing for a Comedy series.

Back to the list of Emmy Awards 2020 winners, there are some highlights you should know before checking full details.

In the comedy categories, Schitt’s Creek rocked the show with 7 Primetime awards and up to 9 Emmys in total. The beautiful Zendaya became the youngest winner for Best Actress in a drama with her latest project Euphoria.

Emmy Awards 2020 Winners Zendaya — Zendaya looks fabulous in the home-based event, winning the Best Actress award.

Here’s the list of Emmy Awards 2020 winners for your reference. On the left column is major awards while the right column is for the winner name.

Best Comedy	Schitt's Creek
Best Drama	Succession
Best Limited Series	Watchmen
Best Actress, Comedy	Catherine O'Hara from Schitt's Creek
Best Actor, Comedy	Eugene Levy from Schitt's Creek
Best Actress, Drama	Zendaya from Euphoria
Best Actress, Limited Series or TV Movie	Regina King from Watchmen
Best Actor, Limited Series or TV Movie	Mark Ruffalo from I Know This Much Is True
Supporting Actress, Comedy	Annie Murphy from Schitt's Creek
Supporting Actor, Comedy	Daniel Levy from Schitt's Creek
Supporting Actress, Drama	Julia Garner from Ozark
Supporting Actor, Drama	Billy Crudup from The Morning Show
Supporting Actress, Limited Series or a Movie	Uzo Aduba from Mrs. America
Supporting Actor, Limited Series or Movie	Yahya Abdul-Mateen II from Watchmen
Television Movie	Bad Education
Variety Sketch Series	Saturday Night Live
Variety Talk Series	Last Week Tonight With John Oliver
Reality Competition Program	RuPaul's Drag Race
Reality Host	RuPaul
Structured Reality Program	Queer Eye
Unstructured Reality Program	Cheer
Guest Actress, Comedy	Maya Rudolph from Saturday Night Live
Guest Actor, Comedy	Eddie Murphy, Saturday Night Live
Guest Actress, Drama	Cherry Jones, Succession
Guest Actor, Drama	Ron Cephas Jones, This Is Us
Documentary or Nonfiction Series	The Last Dance
Documentary or Nonfiction Special	The Apollo
Animated Program	Rick and Morty
Writing for a Comedy Series	Daniel Levy for Schitt's Creek (Happy Ending)
Writing for a Drama Series	Jesse Armstrong for Succession (This Is Not for Tears)
Writing for a Limited Series, Movie or Drama Special	Damon Lindelof and Cord Jefferson for Watchmen (This Extraordinary Being)
Directing for a Comedy Series	Andrew Cividino and Daniel Levy for Schitt's Creek (Happy Ending)
Directing for a Drama Series	Andrij Parekh for Succession (Hunting)
Directing for a Limited Series, Movie or Drama Special	Maria Schrader for Unorthodox
Directing for a Variety Series	Don Roy King for Saturday Night Live (Host: Eddie Murphy)