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52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards Nominations: ‘The Young and the Restless’ Leads with 19, ‘General Hospital’ Follows with 16
On Thursday, The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) unveiled their full nominations for the 52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, following the announcements of the major categories on Wednesday night on various news/entertainment television programs including: Entertainment Tonight, Extra and Access Hollywood.
The Young and the Restless scored the most nominations overall among individual programs, receiving 19. They were followed by General Hospital with 16. Next, came Days of our Lives with 13 nods.
In a statement, Adam Sharp, President and CEO of NATAS, expressed: “We’re excited to recognize the exceptional individuals and teams who make daytime television great every year and in some cases, every day. As the Daytime landscape continues to expand, we’re excited to introduce new categories to recognize the boundary-pushing work being done, and we’re enthusiastic to convene with and celebrate the whole Daytime community in one ceremony.”
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The Daytime Emmy Awards have recognized outstanding achievement in television programming and crafts since 1974, honoring work in a variety of categories, including daytime dramas, talk shows, instructional programming, hosting, culinary, and legal/courtroom programs. This year marks the debut of several new categories, including Outstanding Culinary Cultural Series, Outstanding Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series, and Outstanding Regional Content in a Daytime Genre.
The 52nd Daytime Emmys eligibility window was between Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2024. That is why CBS’ new soap opera Beyond the Gates, which premiered early in 2025, is not included in the nominations.
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A broadcast partner for this year’s Daytime Emmys is still to be determined, or if the ceremony will be streamed only. CBS finished its two-year pick-up deal on televising the Daytime Emmys in 2024. The 52nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards ceremony is set to take place on Friday, October 17 in Pasadena, California. More details to come.
Now below, are this year’s nominees. Congratulations to all!
Outstanding Daytime Drama Series
Days of our Lives
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama Series
Sharon Case (Sharon Collins) The Young and the Restless
Eileen Davidson (Ashley Abbott) The Young and the Restless
Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea Lawson) The Young and the Restless
Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) General Hospital
Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Summers) The Young and the Restless
Laura Wright (Carly Spencer) General Hospital
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama
Peter Bergman (Jack Abbott), The Young and the Restless
Eric Martsolf (Brady Black) Days of our Lives
Greg Rikaart (Leo Stark) Days of our Lives
Paul Telfer (Xander Kiriakis) Days of our Lives
Dominic Zamprogna (Dante Falconeri) General Hospital
Outstanding Supporting Performance in A Daytime Drama Series: Actress
Linsey Godfrey (Sarah Horton), Days of our Lives
Courtney Hope (Sally Spectra) The Young and the Restless
Kate Mansi (Kristina Corinthos-Davis) General Hospital
Emily O’Brien (Theresa Donovan) Days of our Lives
Susan Walters (Diane Jenkins Abbott) The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Supporting Performance in A Daytime Drama Series: Actor
Tajh Bellow (TJ Ashford) General Hospital
Blake Berris (Everett Lynch) Days of our Lives
Michael Graziadei (Daniel Romalotti) The Young and the Restless
Gregory Harrison (Gregory Chase) General Hospital
Jonathan Jackson (Lucky Spencer) General Hospital
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Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series
Olivia d’Abo (Fifi Garrett) The Bay
AnnaLynne McCord (Cat Greene) Days of our Lives
Ashley Puzemis (Holly Jonas) Days of our Lives
Christian Weissmann (Remy Pryce) The Bold and the Beautiful
Lisa Yamada (Luna Nozawa) The Bold and the Beautiful
Outstanding Guest Performance in A Daytime Drama Series
Linden Ashby (Cameron Kirsten) The Young and the Restless
Clint Howard (Tom Starr) The Bold and the Beautiful
Jacqueline Lopez (Blaze) General Hospital
Alley Mills (Heather Webber) General Hospital
Valarie Pettiford (Amy Lewis) The Young and the Restless
Avery Kristen Pohl (Esme Prince) General Hospital
Outstanding Writing For A Daytime Drama Series
Days of our Lives
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Direction For A Daytime Drama Series
Days of our Lives
General Hospital
The Young and Restless
Outstanding Daytime Talk Series
The Drew Barrymore Show
The Jennifer Hudson Show
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Live With Kelly and Mark
The View
Outstanding Entertainment News Series
Access Hollywood
E! News
E! Entertainment
Entertainment Tonight
Extra
Outstanding Daytime Talk Series Host
Drew Barrymore
Jenna Bush Hager, Hoda Kotb
Kelly Clarkson
Mark Consuelos, Kelly Ripa
Jennifer Hudson
Outstanding Lighting Direction
Days of our Lives
The Drew Barrymore Show
The Kelly Clarkson Show
The View
The Young and Restless
Outstanding Casting
Days of our Lives
General Hospital
Making Good
Start Up
The Young and Restless
Outstanding Costume Design
The Drew Barrymore Show
General Hospital
Mysteries of the Terracotta Warriors
Sherri
The Young and Restless
Outstanding Hair and Makeup
The Bold and Beautiful
The Drew Barrymore Show
General Hospital
The Jennifer Hudson Show
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Secrets of the Neanderthals
Sherri
Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design
The Drew Barrymore Show
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Live with Kelly and Mark
Mysteries of the Terracotta Warriors
The Young and Restless
Outstanding Live Sound Mixing and Sound Editing
The Kelly Clarkson Show
The View
The Young and Restless
Outstanding Technical Direction, Camera Work, Video
Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade
The Drew Barrymore Show
Neighbours
The View
The Young and Restless
So, who are you most excited about seeing received a nomination? Who do you feel is MIA from the list? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.
If Susan Seaforth Hayes submitted herself, she was robbed of a well deserved nomination.
First reaction, Daytime Emmy’s SO WHITE… regardless who submitted, who didn’t… where is representation… there are loads of other diverse (black/brown, Latino/Hispanic… etc etc — the list goes on and on. There were SO many amazing actors with no recognition and we see basically the highest performers who are white running the nomination show board.
With the exceptions of: Jacqueline Lopez (GH) & Tajh Bellow (GH)
(Note: if I missed others my apologies in advance, I mostly watch GH & DAYS only)
Ok, Kate Mansi (GH), she’s clever, she’s won before and knows how to pick the best of the best scenes… Fan may have found Kristina unbearable often time… yet, Kate is playing a very complex character. She delivered some good material and I feel she knows the name of the game.
Questionable: Greg Rikaart (DAY), Lead Actor, I’m sorry, that is incorrect, he is NOT a lead actor on Days. He probably submitted himself. That selection is nonsensical.
And, it’s a shame that Emily O’Brien woulda, coulda, shoulda, waited until she resumed the role of Gwen… Theresa D. is plan weird. As a recast Theresa, sadly Emily wasn’t working it in the role. She’s a talent for sure, I wasn’t feeling it.
Jonathan Jackson, one word: unbelievable! I bet he submitted himself. He was lucky (no pun intended) as a recurring guest… yet he was under contract… I hope Gregory Harrison or Tajh Bellow wins. Excellent performances the past year from both actors. | As for Emerging Talent (what a weird category to begin with)….
Isn’t Giovanni Mazzi (Gio, GH) been on GH for a year now? He should be Emerging and or, Kristen Vaganos (Molly, GH)… she had great material and story for the 3rd Molly recast.
Snubs: Maura West, Cynthia Wathos.
Not usually a fan of Steve Burton (GH) and, yet I was surprised he wasn’t nominated…
Yet, Jane Elliot (Tracey, GH) had a terrific year, Tracey is letting loose, more playful/youthful, yet calculated and always in true Tracey form…. She had numerous points in story, last year, with Gregory and his loss, and her attempts bringing Drew down, advocating for Jason to step up as a “Q”… connected to all happenings in Monica’s house.
Sure some scenes were campy, but we see a new layer to Tracey as she ages, she softer, her connection with Cody, yet, annoying the f *ck out of Sasha… there’s a laundry list for Jane’s new take with Tracey as she matures… I would’ve expected to seen Jayne up for Lead Actress actually… Tracey has been involved in several stories, Tracey is just a natural born busy body. If not, supporting.
Again, as for Greg Rikaart (DAYS) was and always is supporting on DAYS. He should know better… but there were times when Billy Flynn several years ago was in Lead Actor category when it suit him either. The male leads on DAYS are: Steve, Brady, Xander, EJ/Chad/Stefan, Abe, John (sort of)… but, Not Leo Stark!
I will bet that after all the who-ha Blake Berris made about sending the wrong submission which is on him, his error, and Blake made such a drama about it… to note, I’m very behind on DAYS, however, I think he will win Supporting actor over Greggory Harrison who I think should win.
As much as I mentioned regarding lack of diversity and representation, I’m puzzled as to how Jacqueline Lopez (Blaze,GH) is in the Guest category… I believe she was recurring, there’s a difference.
Alley Mills, guest, Avery Pohl, not a guest, she should have gone for supporting if anything.
Ric Hearst is also missing however, I believe he is eligible next year.
Other notable mentions from GH: whether you love/hate the character of Natalia, Eva LuRue is such a talent, a gem … I could see her as a “guest”… same with JJ, for guest, but his work/time on GH was a dismal failure on the writing and his performance. No offense but in my personal opinion, his acting during this short lived run was ho-hum.
Missing for Lead/Supporting: solid performances from Brooke Kerr (Portia, GH).
Missing from Guest: Perry Shen (Brad, GH), James Patrick Stuart (Valentin) — however, I speculate he didn’t feel the need to submit. Who knows.
And finally, Genie Francis (Laura) is another solid actress missing for Lead Actress.
Nice breakdown. Now I know I’m in the minority but I really didn’t care for Kate Mansi’s approach to Histrina. When confronted with an emotional scene, Kate chooses to engage in over- the top histrionics ( hence, my nickname for her). Histrina never sheds a tear, instead she shrieks to convey the fact that she’s hurting big time so look out. There’s no subtlety or sense of realism when she attempts to emote. Instead of feeling empathy for her, I feel irritated. But folks are suckers for that type of shrill over-acting which is why she earned a nomination over more deserving actresses.
Harry, I’ll join you in that larger minority than one might think. Mansi has succeeded in making Kristina quite unlikable.
Thank you, Steve. It’s good to know I’m not the only one. I used to root for this character when I saw her as a vulnerable, humble underdog trying to find her way in this crazy world. Now she has a certain air of arrogance, self-absorption and entitlement.
Kristina was usually “rootable” when Lexi played (exception being the DoD storyline). Both times Frank has recast the character, she’s moved to being rather annoying.
That first recast was a disaster. It was also bad writing for the character.
Geez, #Bold only got two…..2 nominations!? That hopefully should tell Brad that #Bold is really…..REALLY bad right now.
I think the cast and crew should just skip this years Emmy ceremony. If I was Brad, I wouldn’t want to show my face there.
Well young and restless leads the pack and honestly it’s the worst of all great actors surrounded by bad writing and stories S Susan seaforth Hayes was robbed it’s disgusting and if you hate bold that’s ok because Lisa Yamada deserves the breakout award
Questions, questions, questions…
1. Like others questioning – where is SSH? Maybe Michael Fairman can find out if she did submit (and which category). If, as some speculate, she was recommended to submit in Lead – that was a miscalculation.
2. Tajh Bellow? Kudos to him for grabbing a nomination when the show put no effort to promote his character.
3. Jonathan Jackson? He should be embarrassed to be nominated this year for a total bust of a return.
4. Did Kristen Vaganos not submit for Emerging?
5. What are the qualifications for Guest? Avery Pohl was finishing her multi-year contract for her final month in January 2024. Hardly a guest. Mills, again? Where’s Ric Hearst?
5. What are the qualifications for Guest? Avery Pohl was finishing her multi-year contract for her final month in January 2024. Hardly a guest. Mills, again? Where’s Ric Hearst?
It’s likely because she only appeared for one month, so she qualified for the Outstanding Guest Performance in a Daytime Drama Series category. However, nothing in the “Call for Entries” qualifications prohibits contract players from submitting.
As for Rick Hearst (Ric Lansing, GH), he really is not a “guest”. He’s more of a supporting role.
I don’t think submitting in Lead was such a stretch for SSH. Like most people, apparently, I assumed she’d go for Supporting, but Lead was not totally unreasonable. If it was indeed a miscalculation, I think it was an honest one (i.e., I don’t think she was kidding herself).
Laughable that The Bold and the Beautiful got ignored in the major categories; I’d like to think this could speak to Bradley Bell, but I have doubts it will. If audience feedback has not changed his ways, I doubt this will either.
Neighbours being ignored outside of one category is criminal, as well. Everyone did solid work in 2024, especially Stefan Dennis (Paul), Rebekah Elmaloglou (Terese), and Matt Wilson (Aaron). After last year, I had hopes they’d be included, but alas, they were not. Shame. True shame.
I’d also wager the continued overlooking of Maura West (Ava) continues to be a problem for me, but I’d also wager she might not have felt it worth submitting this year. But she is Daytime Emmy personified.
Another snub is Colleen Zenk (ex-Jordan). She carried The Young and the Restless through absolute garbage scripts, and she was a shining beacon of light amongst a cast that, honestly, looks dull and uninspired every day they work, and she brought some much-needed life to that set. And the same could be said for Ray Wise (ex-Ian).
Overall, a disappointing, yet predictable, turnout for the nominations. Much like other award ceremonies in the United States, it’s futile and not as regarded as it should be.
With the qualifying period being most of last year, I think some people forgot about certain performances may have been forgotten or the actor chose not to submit. Two omissions that come to mind are Susan Seaforth Hayes and Michael Easton. Susan’s performance was…staggering. It surprises me to see other actors from DOOL in the Supporting Actress category..but not Susan. Michael Easton’s Finn was spectacular at the end of his run. First, he found Gregory dead and then his descent into alcoholism was must watch TV. Plus, his scenes with Violet broke everyone’s heart.
I’m not sure of it has been announced, but I would love to see Deidra Hall or Jane Elliot be rewarded for Lifetime Achievement.
The biggest snubs were the three actors from GH – Molly, Spencer and Brook Lynn. I hope to see Gio and Book Lynn get their due next year.
The biggest surprise was seeing Jonathan Jackson’s name. I am a huge fan of Lucky, but watching him play cards with Sidwell for weeks was not entertaining. His return has to be the biggest miss of the year.
The Emmy Awards need to bring back the Younger Actor category. Violet, Donna and James (GH) are great young actors that should not be put in the same category as young adults.
Of all of the nominees, I really want to see Brook Lynn and Gio from GH and Marlena from DOOL get their due next year.
Congrats to all nominees.
I have read that Susan Seaforth Hayes was submitted in the Lead Actress category.
That, was unfortunately a mistake. Was she the lead in Doug’s death/memorial, certainly, but overall, she’s a strong supporting player.
Jonathan Jackson, are you kidding? Can not believe he even submitted.
He had some effective scenes, particularly with Aiden. My guess is that he submitted wisely and therefore received a nomination.
Come on-be fair. He did a great job playing an exhausted, half- asleep guy trying to keep his eyes open while playing marathon poker with Sidwell.
It’s hard to discuss snubs when we don’t know who submitted and in which category. Disappointed that Kristen Vaganos, Jane Elliot, Genie Francis, Michael Easton, Mike Manning, Cynthia Watros and Maura West weren’t nominated but I don’t know if they submitted….
On the plus side: Nancy Lee Grahn, Kate Mansi and Avery Kristen Pohl! Super happy to see their names! I no longer watch Days but I am excited to see Blake Berris and Paul Telfer nominated this year.
Confused as to why Olivia d’Abo and AnnaLynne McCord are considered “Emerging Talent”? I was hoping for Kristen Vaganos.
My picks: GH for Drama Series, Directing, Writing, Nancy Lee Grahn, Paul Telfer, Kate Mansi, Blake Berris, Lisa Yamada, and Avery Kristen Pohl! Freeman Griffin
Good insights. Can almost guarantee that Elliot didn’t submit. Although she had some strong moments when Lulu initially needed her transplant, I doubt Francis submitted either.
Easton did some good work but was questionable which category he fit in.
With you on Vaganos, but not as much of a
Mansi supporter.
Jane Elliot has gone on record stating she’s not one to submit for Emmys; it’d be up to TPTB to submit her if they felt it necessary.
Beyond the Gates soon have been included.They were robbed.It is a very good show.I never miss an episode.
Beyond the Gates’s first air date was February of 25 so they were ineligible. I agree it’s a great soap. I need catch up.
I only watch GH so I can’t speak for the other shows and their actors, still, its hard to keep track of 2024 performances for GH, they year of the bloodbath were characters were getting killed off or sent packing, still even though as a fan 2024 for GH was not my fave, performance wise though GH cast always stands out, and even though my inclination as a fan is to just be happy if anyone from GH wins, I have to say on some of the nominees 2 in particular I’m really lost on. Love Laura Wright but I’m trying to remember what was going on with her character in 2024 for her to get a nomination and I’m sorry but I have no clue on what merit is Jonathan Jackson being nominated for? nothing with Lucky stood out, his reunion with Liz was cute but other then that I can’t see anything that stood out so I really hope Gregory Harrison wins in that category, his character dying was so heartbreaking as for snubs I’m sad Michael Easton didn’t get a nomination, and little Josephine as violet was just heartbreaking, its a shame she can’t be nominated in a supporting role because of her age, and what about Jane Elliot, she was so good especially in the Finn and violet storyline. Congratulations to all the nominees I guess but I’m cheering for another GH sweep. For lead, I’m going for Nancy Lee Grahn, lead actor Dominiq Zamprogna, supporting to Kate Mansi, supporting actor Gregory Harrison.
Wright’s best stuff in 2024 was way back in January during the Bobbie death/memorial.
Nancy Lee Grahn for Lead Actress 100%. She brought it in the scenes when Sam died. I’ll be rooting for Dominic Zamprogna for Lead Actor, even though I think there have been other years where he had better material.
I’m happy Tajh Bellow and Gregory Harrison got nominated for Supporting. I think Jonathan Jackson is great and deserved all five of his previous Emmys. But I have no earthly idea why he got nominated this year, other than because he’s a familiar name, and some voters see a familiar name and check the box.
I like Gregory Harrison for Supporting Actor, although I’m disappointed Michael Easton didn’t get nominated for the same storyline. He was heartbreaking when Gregory died, and then did a tremendous job playing drunk Finn afterwards. Don’t know if he submitted his name or not. I’m guessing probably he didn’t. Same as Jane Elliot.
Wondering if nobody from B&B wanted to submit anything. The 1 catagory has a few new people, but no Steffy Freakin Forrester, is tragic! Will Rebecca, John, Heather, Jenn, Katherine, Thorsten, Scott, or any cast even be there?
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2026 Daytime Emmy Awards: ‘Extra’ Partners with NATAS for Pre-Ceremony Red Carpet Stream; Week of Segments Leading to Ceremony and Post-Coverage
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) announced on Thursday that the syndicated entertainment news series, Extra will be its partner for exclusive coverage of the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards being held on Friday, October 30 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
The 2026 Daytime Emmys as previously reported can be seen streamed via the The Emmys,YouTube channel, via watch.theemmys.tv, as well as on the official Emmys app, available for phones, tablets, and smart TVs.
Here’s a breakdown of the pre, during and post Daytime Emmys coverage via Extra below!
Beginning Monday, October 26, Extra will feature five nights of dedicated Daytime Emmys segments leading up to the ceremony, giving fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the award show.
In addition, Mona Kosar Abdi, Weekend Host & Senior Correspondent with Extra will host the pre-show red carpet stream on the @TheEmmys Youtube channel.
Extra host and Dancing with the Stars judge, Derek Hough will present during the ceremony, and correspondent Terri Seymour will also host coverage throughout the evening.
Extra’s weekend edition (A WEEK FOLLOWING the ceremony) will features notable red carpet moments, winner reactions, and exclusive footage from the night’s festivities.
The entertainment news program is also nominated for three Daytime Emmy Awards going into the ceremony.
So, what do you think of Extra’s scheduled upcoming coverage of the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards starting on Monday? Weigh-in via the comment section below.
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) revealed on Thursday, the lineup of presenters for 53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards taking place on Friday, October 30, 2026, at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California.
The ceremony will stream live on the NATAS YouTube channel at YouTube.com/@theemmys and watch.TheEmmys.tv.
Scheduled to present from the current soaps are: Katelyn MacMullen (Willow, General Hospital), Delon de Metz (Zende, The Bold and the Beautiful), James Preston (Nick, The Bay), Paul Telfer (Xander, Days of our Lives), Tamara Tunie (Anita, Beyond the Gates) and Susan Walters (Diane, The Young and the Restless).
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In addition soap alums, Crystal Chappell, Lesli Kay, Joe Lando, Eva LaRue, who is also a nominee this year, A Martinez, Juliet Mills, and Alicia Leigh Willis, will also be on hand to present.
The ceremony which celebrates nominated lifestyle programs and dramas will also include presenters: Eva zu Beck (Superskilled with Eva zu Beck), Danielle Chang (Lucky Chow), Sunny Hostin (The View), Derek Hough (Extra), Pati Jinich (Pati’s Mexican Table), Star Jones (Divorce Court), Michael Jr. (Stand Up and Do Something), Judge Greg Mathis (Mathis Court with Judge Mathis), Keke Palmer (Glam Through the Ages), Nischelle Turner (Entertainment Tonight), and Andrew Zimmern (Andrew Zimmern’s Wild Game Kitchen).
The 2026 Daytime Emmy Awards will bring together an exciting mix of presenters representing the full spectrum of daytime television,” said Adam Sharp, President & CEO of NATAS. “From familiar faces in daytime drama to the personalities and creative voices behind talk shows and lifestyle programming, this year’s lineup reflects the breadth of talent that makes daytime so special. We look forward to celebrating the people who continue to shape the genre.”
Matthew Hoffman (Love Island USA, Cheap A$$ Beach Houses) will serve as the ceremony’s Voice of God, bringing his signature comedic narration to the evening’s celebrations. As previously announced, Lifetime Achievement honoree Genie Francis (Laura, General Hospital) will be presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award by her husband, Jonathan Frakes.
So, what do you think about the list of presenters for the 2026 Daytime Emmy Awards? Let us know who you are looking forward to seeing via the comment section below.
Congratulations are in order for three-time Emmy winner, Tom Pelphrey (ex-GL and ATWT) and his fiancée Big Bang Theory star, Kaley Cuoco! The couple welcomed their second baby daughter together on October 12, and revealed they named the little bundle of joy, Philomena Carmine Bobby Pelphrey.
Tom and Kaley shared the news via their Instagram accounts on Wednesday with some adorable baby pics. Cuoco captioned the photo“🎀Philomena Carmine Bobby Pelphrey🎀. 💖10/12/26💖. There are no words to describe this feeling once again. What a blessing.
Cuoco added, “We are so grateful for the crazy wild up and down journey that brought us to our little Philo! Family officially complete 😭Time to bring Matilda’s baby home! 😂💕”
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BABY MAKES FOUR
Next, Kaley shared her love for the father of her children, exclaiming, “Tom Pelphrey, life exploded the minute we met, and the gifts keep coming. I love you forever , girl daddy! 💘.”
Philomena now joins big sister, Matilda mwho was born in 2023, as part of the Pelphrey/Cuoco family! Tom and Kaley began dating in 2022 and became engaged in 2024.
Daytime fans first saw the talented actor on Guiding Light as Jonathan Randall, the son of Reva Shayne (Kim Zimmer). Tom won two Daytime Emmys for his memorable performances during his run from 2004-2009.
He later played Mick Dante on As the World Turns from 2009-2010, before heading to work in primetime and motion pictures. Last month, Pelphrey one the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role in HBO’s Task.
TOM PELPHREY CELEBRATES EMMY WIN AND NEW DAUGHTER WITHIN A MONTH OF EACH OTHER
After winning his Emmy, the expectant dad told E! News, “We’re both so excited. Our daughter’s excited. We’ll see how it goes when it actually gets there.” Tom added, “The things that are new and the things that feel like not a big deal this time. But mom and baby are healthy, so God willing, that keeps up, and we’re thrilled,” added the actor.
Pelphrey took to his own Instagram and said on the birth of his second daughter, “Philomena Carmine Bobby Pelphrey. Another miracle. Welcome to our family youngest queen! Kaley you showed up in every way as a partner and a mom even when you weren’t feeling your best- you’re a CHAMPION. The girls and I would be lost without you. Thank God for the gift of this family and these girls.”
Jumping in to the comment thread to congratulate Tom and Kaley were Beyond the Gates star Ashley Jones (Heather), Dave Annabelle, Martha Plimpton, Alyssa Milano and many more.
Share your congrats and well-wishes to Tom, Kaley, Matilda and their new addition to the family, little Philomena via the comment section below.
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