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'General Hospital' Wins Outstanding Drama Series for a Record 19th Time Overall

The winners list includes top soap, talk show and technical categories, with General Hospital and The Jennifer Hudson Show among the honorees.

  • On Friday, October 30, 2026, the 53rd Daytime Emmy Awards took place at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, with "General Hospital" winning outstanding daytime drama series for a record 19th time overall and sixth consecutive year.
  • Beyond the Gates, which debuted on CBS last year, represents the first new network soap since 1999, marking a significant milestone for daytime television after decades without a new network entry.
  • Scott Clifton of "The Bold and the Beautiful" and Tamara Tunie of "Beyond the Gates" won lead acting honors, with Clifton earning his second lead actor trophy after previous wins in younger and supporting categories.
  • Sherri Shepherd won daytime talk series host for her since-canceled "Sherri" show, while culinary host Ina Garten earned her second Emmy for "Be My Guest" on Food Network.
  • Genie Francis received the Lifetime Achievement Honor after 50 years on "General Hospital," while "The View" was tributed for its 30th season and NATAS inducted industry leaders into the Gold and Silver Circle Society.
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'General Hospital' wins outstanding drama series for a record 19th time overall

Scott Clifton and Tamara Tunie earn lead acting Daytime Emmys

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Scott Clifton and Tamara Tunie earn lead acting Daytime Emmys. 'General Hospital' wins again

Scott Clifton of "The Bold and the Beautiful" and Tamara Tunie of "Beyond the Gates" have won lead acting honors at the Daytime Emmy Awards.

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