Downtown Los Angeles sparkled with the glitz and glamour of daytime television as the industry's luminaries gathered for the milestone 50th annual Daytime Emmy Awards on Friday.

The evening was marked by both emotional&nbsp;tributes and joyous celebrations as the finest talents in daytime TV were honoured for their exceptional contributions. Susan Lucci was bestowed with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award.

In a bittersweet moment, Sonya Eddy, who passed away in December 2022, was posthumously honoured for her outstanding performance in General Hospital, winning the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama Series.

Check out the full list of winners and nominees below:

DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES

General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER 
The Bay (Popstar! TV) 
The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) 
Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
The Young and the Restless (CBS)

DAYTIME TALK SERIES

The Kelly Clarkson Show (SYNDICATED) – WINNER 
The Drew Barrymore Show (SYNDICATED) 
The Jennifer Hudson Show (SYNDICATED) 
Live with Kelly and Ryan (SYNDICATED) 
Today with Hoda and Jenna (NBC)

DAYTIME TALK SERIES HOST

Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show (SYNDICATED) – WINNER 
Drew Barrymore, The Drew Barrymore Show (SYNDICATED) 
Tamron Hall. Tamron Hall (SYNDICATED) 
Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest, Live with Kelly and Ryan (SYNDICATED) 
Sherri Shepherd, Sherri! (SYNDICATED)

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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS SERIES

Entertainment Tonight (SYNDICATED) – WINNER 
Access Hollywood (SYNDICATED) 
E! News (E! Entertainment) 
Extra (SYNDICATED) 
Inside Edition (SYNDICATED)

LEAD PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTRESS

Jacqueline MacInnes Wood as Steffy Forrester, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) – WINNER 
Sharon Case as Sharon Newman, The Young and the Restless (CBS) 
Melissa Claire Egan as Chelsea Lawson, The Young and the Restless (CBS) 
Finola Hughes as Anna Devane, General Hospital (ABC) 
Michelle Stafford as Phyllis Summers, The Young and the Restless (CBS)

LEAD PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTOR

Thorsten Kaye as Ridge Forrester, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) – WINNER 
Maurice Benard as Sonny Corinthos, General Hospital (ABC) 
Peter Bergman as Jack Abbott, The Young and the Restless (CBS) 
Billy Flynn as Chad DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
Jason Thompson as Billy Abbott, The Young and the Restless (CBS)

SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTRESS

Sonya Eddy as Epiphany Johnson. General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER 
Krista Allen as Dr. Taylor Hayes. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) 
Stacy Haiduk as Kristen DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
Brook Kerr as Dr. Portia Robinson, General Hospital (ABC) 
Kelly Thiebaud as Dr. Britt Westbourne, General Hospital (ABC)

SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTOR

Robert Gossett as Marshall Ashford, General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER 
Nicholas Chavez as Spencer Cassadine, General Hospital (ABC) 
Chad Duell as Michael Corinthos, General Hospital (ABC) 
Daniel Feuerriegel as EJ DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
Jon Lindstrom as Dr. Kevin Collins/Ryan Chamberlain, General Hospital (ABC)

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YOUNGER PERFORMER IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES

Eden McCoy as Josslyn Jacks, General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER 
Cary Christopher as Thomas DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
Henry Joseph Samiri as Douglas Forrester, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)

GUEST PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES

Alley Mills as Heather Webber, General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER 
Steve Burton as Harris Michaels, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
Cassandra Creech as Dr. Grace Buckingham, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) 
Robert Newman as Ashland Locke, The Young and the Restless (CBS) 
Kevin Spirtas as Dr. Craig Wesley, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock)

WRITING TEAM FOR A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES

The Young and the Restless (CBS) – WINNER 
The Bay (Popstar! TV) 
Beyond Salem: Chapter Two (Peacock) 
The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) 
Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
General Hospital (ABC)

DIRECTING TEAM FOR A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES

General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER 
The Bay (Popstar! TV) 
Beyond Salem: Chapter Two (Peacock) 
The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) 
Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) 
The Young and the Restless (CBS)

Downtown Los Angeles sparkled with the glitz and glamour of daytime television as the industry's luminaries gathered for the milestone 50th annual Daytime Emmy Awards on Friday.

Downtown Los Angeles sparkled with the glitz and glamour of daytime television as the industry's luminaries gathered for the milestone 50th annual Daytime Emmy Awards on Friday. The evening was marked by both emotional tributes and joyous celebrations as the finest talents in daytime TV were honoured for their exceptional contributions. Susan Lucci was bestowed with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. In a bittersweet moment, Sonya Eddy, who passed away in December 2022, was posthumously honoured for her outstanding performance in General Hospital, winning the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama Series. Check out the full list of winners and nominees below: DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER The Bay (Popstar! TV) The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) The Young and the Restless (CBS) DAYTIME TALK SERIES The Kelly Clarkson Show (SYNDICATED) – WINNER The Drew Barrymore Show (SYNDICATED) The Jennifer Hudson Show (SYNDICATED) Live with Kelly and Ryan (SYNDICATED) Today with Hoda and Jenna (NBC) DAYTIME TALK SERIES HOST Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show (SYNDICATED) – WINNER Drew Barrymore, The Drew Barrymore Show (SYNDICATED) Tamron Hall. Tamron Hall (SYNDICATED) Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest, Live with Kelly and Ryan (SYNDICATED) Sherri Shepherd, Sherri! (SYNDICATED) Also read: Actor Matthew Perry's cause of death revealed ENTERTAINMENT NEWS SERIES Entertainment Tonight (SYNDICATED) – WINNER Access Hollywood (SYNDICATED) E! News (E! Entertainment) Extra (SYNDICATED) Inside Edition (SYNDICATED) LEAD PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTRESS Jacqueline MacInnes Wood as Steffy Forrester, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) – WINNER Sharon Case as Sharon Newman, The Young and the Restless (CBS) Melissa Claire Egan as Chelsea Lawson, The Young and the Restless (CBS) Finola Hughes as Anna Devane, General Hospital (ABC) Michelle Stafford as Phyllis Summers, The Young and the Restless (CBS) LEAD PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTOR Thorsten Kaye as Ridge Forrester, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) – WINNER Maurice Benard as Sonny Corinthos, General Hospital (ABC) Peter Bergman as Jack Abbott, The Young and the Restless (CBS) Billy Flynn as Chad DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) Jason Thompson as Billy Abbott, The Young and the Restless (CBS) SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTRESS Sonya Eddy as Epiphany Johnson. General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER Krista Allen as Dr. Taylor Hayes. The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) Stacy Haiduk as Kristen DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) Brook Kerr as Dr. Portia Robinson, General Hospital (ABC) Kelly Thiebaud as Dr. Britt Westbourne, General Hospital (ABC) SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES: ACTOR Robert Gossett as Marshall Ashford, General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER Nicholas Chavez as Spencer Cassadine, General Hospital (ABC) Chad Duell as Michael Corinthos, General Hospital (ABC) Daniel Feuerriegel as EJ DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) Jon Lindstrom as Dr. Kevin Collins/Ryan Chamberlain, General Hospital (ABC) Also read: Bobby Deol reveals Shreyas Talpade's heart stopped for 10 minutes YOUNGER PERFORMER IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES Eden McCoy as Josslyn Jacks, General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER Cary Christopher as Thomas DiMera, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) Henry Joseph Samiri as Douglas Forrester, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) GUEST PERFORMANCE IN A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES Alley Mills as Heather Webber, General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER Steve Burton as Harris Michaels, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) Cassandra Creech as Dr. Grace Buckingham, The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) Robert Newman as Ashland Locke, The Young and the Restless (CBS) Kevin Spirtas as Dr. Craig Wesley, Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) WRITING TEAM FOR A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES The Young and the Restless (CBS) – WINNER The Bay (Popstar! TV) Beyond Salem: Chapter Two (Peacock) The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) General Hospital (ABC) DIRECTING TEAM FOR A DAYTIME DRAMA SERIES General Hospital (ABC) – WINNER The Bay (Popstar! TV) Beyond Salem: Chapter Two (Peacock) The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS) Days of Our Lives (NBC/Peacock) The Young and the Restless (CBS)

Daytime Emmy Awards 2023: Complete winners' list

Always the one to start her digital interactions with a wide smile. Forever chirpy. &nbsp;Eager to sprinkle her positivity all over those millions of followers she has on social media and so humble that you almost forget that she’s just won a Daytime Emmy for her documentary with Michelle Obama, ‘Creator For Change’. "I still think it has not happened," Prajakta Koli—better known as MostlySane—tells us during our telephonic interview.&nbsp;

 
Although her acting career has taken off full swing—she has her second season of ‘Mismatched’ on Netflix, and then there’s the Bollywood debut in the multi-starrer ‘Jug Jugg Jeeyo’—Prajakta says she would always be a content creator first and don other hats later.&nbsp;

 
In this exclusive conversation with WION, the digital star spills some serious beans on her acting ambitions, casually hanging out with ‘the’ Michelle Obama and explains in what ways was Varun Dhawan helpful&nbsp;in her debut big Bollywood project. Excerpts from the chat:

 
Take us back to how it all started for you—YouTube videos! Why was it important for you to be heard on a video-sharing platform? So take us back to that moment.

 
I didn't really want to make content because I wanted to be seen or I wanted to be heard. I just wanted to make content because I didn't know what else to do. I was failing at being a Radio Jockey and that used to be my dream job, and it wasn't working. So making videos actually came as a safety net, because that’s the only thing I could fall back on right then.

&nbsp;<img alt="vgbgmhgbdscsa" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="29a70349-bf69-403a-865a-e1e2b9b5da4b" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/pjimage%20-%202021-10-31T183403.056.jpg" /> 
You have worked with so many popular personalities from around the world. How was how has that journey been for you?

 
It was amazing! I mean, one of the favorite parts of my job is the fact that I get to collaborate with people from different fields, people from different parts of the world, people from different schools of thought, people from, you know, people who have lived life very differently than I have. Overall, just amazingly creative people from around the world. And I feel like that God has been amazingly kind to me.

<blockquote>
When I started off, I never thought that I would be on YouTube or the overall digital content creation would open a new door for me.
</blockquote>

But, I'm very happy. Honestly, one of my favorite meeting has to be creating content.&nbsp;

 
I know you have talked about Mrs. Michelle Obama in the past. But, we still want to know how she is like when the camera's not rolling? Has she has she shared any words of wisdom with you? What have you learned from her that resonates with you even to this day?

 
I think the best part about it was that I don't think she's very different when the cameras’ not rolling. And she's extremely relatable. She's as real as she seems to us via, you know, all the content that we see (on her). Michelle Obama is exactly like that. And I think that was one of my biggest lessons to just see someone like that.

<blockquote>
It's almost like she didn't know she is Michelle Obama. And that sounds normal. She walks into a room, she gives you a hug. She talks to you like you're a friend.
</blockquote>

As if it’s nothing. I remember feeling so nervous as she entered the room. And, after she came inside the room, I think within a few seconds, she came and hugged all of us and then immediately all those thoughts that she was ‘the Michelle Obama’ and I was nervous: it just wasn’t there anymore. It was as if we were just a bunch of girls sitting down talking about girls’ education. And I think that is such a beautiful quality to have—to have achieved so much in life, at least where she is right now. But, still have your feet solid on the ground. I think that was that was a beautiful thing.

<img alt="zvfgngbfdcZ" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="667b2308-b085-4d5a-b57e-ca17d4810ae4" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/pjimage%20-%202021-10-31T183438.672.jpg" />

 
You have won the Outstanding Daytime Non-Fiction Special for ‘Creator of Change’ featuring the former first lady of America, and for an issue you genuinely seem to be care about. Has the feeling sunk in yet? How's the feeling of winning such a massive award?

 
I don't think I can process something like this. It was way too big; way too big a possibility for me in my head. But, I still believe that has not happened. At the same time, I'm very grateful that I get to be in a position and live a life like this. So, it's just a whole lot of gratitude and I think more motivation to keep doing (good) work.&nbsp;

 
You have such an amazing on-screen chemistry with Rohit Saraf in ‘Mistmatched’ (Netflix). How did you guys manage to exude such effortless charm in your debut outing together? Because I feel like there is a proper friendship between the two of you that goes beyond work.

 
No, no. I mean, I remember when I first met the entire cast and crew. I met the director first, and Rohit was my first friend and on set; we got along with him. And that still prevails. I mean, he's one of my closest friends. I love him so much. I think he's so talented. He's such a beautiful person. I think both of us love complex issues. Both of us were very invested in the different shades of Dimple and Rishi (their respective character names on the show). I think what sort of helped us hold on to the characters and the chemistry on screen.

 
For your Bollywood debut, you are working with a stellar star cast that involves senior actors as well as your contemporaries. So how's it working with them? Were you nervous? What was the feeling like? What is the whole vibe like between all of you?

 
I was extremely nervous. We started shooting in November 2020, which was last year. And I remember when I was supposed to fly with everyone for the first schedule. I was extremely nervous. I mean it was going to be my first time meeting, no one had met everyone anyone before. I had just met our director because I started meeting with him before I met him a couple of times during the process. However, I've met Varun Dhawan a few times before that. Honestly, I think he has a huge role to play in the fact that I was very, very comfortable when I was on set because he was extremely warm, but even before that. And then I met everyone and you know, it was just I feel so grateful and I feel so blessed that I just to be on time when again where people are just so amazing. Everyone's was so nice. Everybody was so accommodative.

<blockquote>
Everyone was so warm. I mean, from Kiara and Anil sir to Neetu ma’am and everyone on set. We're always laughing. It's always a really good time to be there. It was like everyone was one team, and it was like a family when we would all sit down. But I think it is a beautiful collaboration. That was wonderful.
</blockquote>

<img alt="cdbgnfdcsx" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="9af043a7-f03d-49c9-ac8e-e979005b0760" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/pjimage%20-%202021-10-31T183522.562.jpg" /> 
I think it's safe to say that you are a proper actress now. So what lies ahead of you as a content creator? Will that take a backseat now? Or are you going to be one of those digital content creators who will also act in mainstream films and OTT platforms?

 
I honestly think that everything that I get to live and experience and work with today stems from the fact that, you know, people saw me on YouTube. I have an audience that supports me and hold me up and helps me reach new places. And I am completely aware of that. I know that creating content would be like cutting off the golden goose and I would never want to do that. Also, I love shooting videos, I absolutely love it! It's one of my favorite things to do about my job.

&nbsp;

<blockquote>
As much as I love acting, because I associated back in college—I've been an actor for many years now—but content creation remains very close to my heart. So I think we're going to juggle.
</blockquote>

 
You are someone who's extremely positive—I have read people's comments on your posts—and people look up to you when it comes to positivity. So how do you deal with the negativity &nbsp;in your life—both online and in the real world?

 
Honestly, as far as online trolls are concerned, I don't deal with it, it's not worth my time. I'm very blessed. And I'm extremely grateful because I get a lot of love online. And I'm very proud to always say that I have followers that are very supportive. So, if it's hate online, I really don't care. It's not my problem. But, otherwise, I think negativity in life, I'm very blessed to have a close circle of people who are most amazing human beings I've ever met. My friends and my family I think are just, you know, I feel a lot of happiness to have them generally in life.

&nbsp;

<blockquote>
I think, to be very honest, I don't deal with a lot of negativity in life. And as much as that sounds like a show. I am surrounded by the most amazing people.
</blockquote>

Always the one to start her digital interactions with a wide smile. Forever chirpy. Eager to sprinkle her positivity all over those millions of followers she has on social media and so humble that you almost forget that she’s just won a Daytime Emmy for her documentary with Michelle Obama, ‘Creator For Change’.

Always the one to start her digital interactions with a wide smile. Forever chirpy. Eager to sprinkle her positivity all over those millions of followers she has on social media and so humble that you almost forget that she’s just won a Daytime Emmy for her documentary with Michelle Obama, ‘Creator For Change’. "I still think it has not happened," Prajakta Koli—better known as MostlySane—tells us during our telephonic interview. Although her acting career has taken off full swing—she has her second season of ‘Mismatched’ on Netflix, and then there’s the Bollywood debut in the multi-starrer ‘Jug Jugg Jeeyo’—Prajakta says she would always be a content creator first and don other hats later. In this exclusive conversation with WION, the digital star spills some serious beans on her acting ambitions, casually hanging out with ‘the’ Michelle Obama and explains in what ways was Varun Dhawan helpful in her debut big Bollywood project. Excerpts from the chat: Take us back to how it all started for you—YouTube videos! Why was it important for you to be heard on a video-sharing platform? So take us back to that moment. I didn't really want to make content because I wanted to be seen or I wanted to be heard. I just wanted to make content because I didn't know what else to do. I was failing at being a Radio Jockey and that used to be my dream job, and it wasn't working. So making videos actually came as a safety net, because that’s the only thing I could fall back on right then. You have worked with so many popular personalities from around the world. How was how has that journey been for you? It was amazing! I mean, one of the favorite parts of my job is the fact that I get to collaborate with people from different fields, people from different parts of the world, people from different schools of thought, people from, you know, people who have lived life very differently than I have. Overall, just amazingly creative people from around the world. And I feel like that God has been amazingly kind to me. When I started off, I never thought that I would be on YouTube or the overall digital content creation would open a new door for me. But, I'm very happy. Honestly, one of my favorite meeting has to be creating content. I know you have talked about Mrs. Michelle Obama in the past. But, we still want to know how she is like when the camera's not rolling? Has she has she shared any words of wisdom with you? What have you learned from her that resonates with you even to this day? I think the best part about it was that I don't think she's very different when the cameras’ not rolling. And she's extremely relatable. She's as real as she seems to us via, you know, all the content that we see (on her). Michelle Obama is exactly like that. And I think that was one of my biggest lessons to just see someone like that. It's almost like she didn't know she is Michelle Obama. And that sounds normal. She walks into a room, she gives you a hug. She talks to you like you're a friend. As if it’s nothing. I remember feeling so nervous as she entered the room. And, after she came inside the room, I think within a few seconds, she came and hugged all of us and then immediately all those thoughts that she was ‘the Michelle Obama’ and I was nervous: it just wasn’t there anymore. It was as if we were just a bunch of girls sitting down talking about girls’ education. And I think that is such a beautiful quality to have—to have achieved so much in life, at least where she is right now. But, still have your feet solid on the ground. I think that was that was a beautiful thing. You have won the Outstanding Daytime Non-Fiction Special for ‘Creator of Change’ featuring the former first lady of America, and for an issue you genuinely seem to be care about. Has the feeling sunk in yet? How's the feeling of winning such a massive award? I don't think I can process something like this. It was way too big; way too big a possibility for me in my head. But, I still believe that has not happened. At the same time, I'm very grateful that I get to be in a position and live a life like this. So, it's just a whole lot of gratitude and I think more motivation to keep doing (good) work. You have such an amazing on-screen chemistry with Rohit Saraf in ‘Mistmatched’ (Netflix). How did you guys manage to exude such effortless charm in your debut outing together? Because I feel like there is a proper friendship between the two of you that goes beyond work. No, no. I mean, I remember when I first met the entire cast and crew. I met the director first, and Rohit was my first friend and on set; we got along with him. And that still prevails. I mean, he's one of my closest friends. I love him so much. I think he's so talented. He's such a beautiful person. I think both of us love complex issues. Both of us were very invested in the different shades of Dimple and Rishi (their respective character names on the show). I think what sort of helped us hold on to the characters and the chemistry on screen. For your Bollywood debut, you are working with a stellar star cast that involves senior actors as well as your contemporaries. So how's it working with them? Were you nervous? What was the feeling like? What is the whole vibe like between all of you? I was extremely nervous. We started shooting in November 2020, which was last year. And I remember when I was supposed to fly with everyone for the first schedule. I was extremely nervous. I mean it was going to be my first time meeting, no one had met everyone anyone before. I had just met our director because I started meeting with him before I met him a couple of times during the process. However, I've met Varun Dhawan a few times before that. Honestly, I think he has a huge role to play in the fact that I was very, very comfortable when I was on set because he was extremely warm, but even before that. And then I met everyone and you know, it was just I feel so grateful and I feel so blessed that I just to be on time when again where people are just so amazing. Everyone's was so nice. Everybody was so accommodative. Everyone was so warm. I mean, from Kiara and Anil sir to Neetu ma’am and everyone on set. We're always laughing. It's always a really good time to be there. It was like everyone was one team, and it was like a family when we would all sit down. But I think it is a beautiful collaboration. That was wonderful. I think it's safe to say that you are a proper actress now. So what lies ahead of you as a content creator? Will that take a backseat now? Or are you going to be one of those digital content creators who will also act in mainstream films and OTT platforms? I honestly think that everything that I get to live and experience and work with today stems from the fact that, you know, people saw me on YouTube. I have an audience that supports me and hold me up and helps me reach new places. And I am completely aware of that. I know that creating content would be like cutting off the golden goose and I would never want to do that. Also, I love shooting videos, I absolutely love it! It's one of my favorite things to do about my job. As much as I love acting, because I associated back in college—I've been an actor for many years now—but content creation remains very close to my heart. So I think we're going to juggle. You are someone who's extremely positive—I have read people's comments on your posts—and people look up to you when it comes to positivity. So how do you deal with the negativity in your life—both online and in the real world? Honestly, as far as online trolls are concerned, I don't deal with it, it's not worth my time. I'm very blessed. And I'm extremely grateful because I get a lot of love online. And I'm very proud to always say that I have followers that are very supportive. So, if it's hate online, I really don't care. It's not my problem. But, otherwise, I think negativity in life, I'm very blessed to have a close circle of people who are most amazing human beings I've ever met. My friends and my family I think are just, you know, I feel a lot of happiness to have them generally in life. I think, to be very honest, I don't deal with a lot of negativity in life. And as much as that sounds like a show. I am surrounded by the most amazing people.

WION exclusive: Prajakta Koli: Winning an Emmy with Michelle Obama still feels impossible; she’s so humble

The 47th Daytime Emmy Awards virtual ceremony aired on CBS network on Friday night. The&nbsp;two-hour special, honoured daytime television shows. Like this year, the ceremony was different from past once,&nbsp;due to COVID-19 pandemic, &nbsp;the winners, host and guests appeared from home to maintain&nbsp;social distancing.&nbsp; 
 
Big winners included best daytime drama winner 'The Young and the Restless,' with the eight wins, 'Jeopardy', which was named the best game show and best game show host for Alex Trebek.&nbsp; 
 
Check out the list of winners below:

Drama Series 
The Young and the Restless&nbsp; 
&nbsp;&nbsp; 
Game Show &nbsp; &nbsp; 
Jeopardy 
 
Legal/Courtroom Program &nbsp; &nbsp; 
The People's Court -&nbsp;

Morning Show&nbsp; 
Today Show - NBC&nbsp; 
 
Informative Talk Show 
The View - ABC &nbsp;

Entertainment Talk Show &nbsp; &nbsp; 
The Ellen DeGeneres Show&nbsp; 
 
Entertainment News Show &nbsp; &nbsp; 
Entertainment Tonight&nbsp; 
 
Actress in a Drama &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 
Heather Tom as Katie Logan, The Bold and the Beautiful&nbsp; 
 
Actor in a Drama &nbsp; &nbsp; 
Jason Thompson as Billy Abbott, The Young and the Restless 
 
Supporting Actress in a Drama &nbsp; 
Tamara Braun as Dr Kim Nero, General Hospital&nbsp;

Supporting Actor in a Drama &nbsp; 
Bryton James as Devon Hamilton, The Young and the Restless -

Young Performer in a Drama&nbsp; 
Olivia Rose Keegan as Claire Brady, Days of Our Lives&nbsp;

Game Show Host &nbsp; 
Alex Trebek, Jeopardy 
 
Entertainment Talk Show Host 
Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show&nbsp;

The 47th Daytime Emmy Awards virtual ceremony aired on CBS network on Friday night. The two-hour special, honoured daytime television shows. Like this year, the ceremony was different from past once, due to COVID-19 pandemic, the winners, host and guests appeared from home to maintain social distancing.

The 47th Daytime Emmy Awards virtual ceremony aired on CBS network on Friday night. The two-hour special, honoured daytime television shows. Like this year, the ceremony was different from past once, due to COVID-19 pandemic, the winners, host and guests appeared from home to maintain social distancing. Big winners included best daytime drama winner 'The Young and the Restless,' with the eight wins, 'Jeopardy', which was named the best game show and best game show host for Alex Trebek. Check out the list of winners below: Drama Series The Young and the Restless Game Show Jeopardy Legal/Courtroom Program The People's Court - Morning Show Today Show - NBC Informative Talk Show The View - ABC Entertainment Talk Show The Ellen DeGeneres Show Entertainment News Show Entertainment Tonight Actress in a Drama Heather Tom as Katie Logan, The Bold and the Beautiful Actor in a Drama Jason Thompson as Billy Abbott, The Young and the Restless Supporting Actress in a Drama Tamara Braun as Dr Kim Nero, General Hospital Supporting Actor in a Drama Bryton James as Devon Hamilton, The Young and the Restless - Young Performer in a Drama Olivia Rose Keegan as Claire Brady, Days of Our Lives Game Show Host Alex Trebek, Jeopardy Entertainment Talk Show Host Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show

Daytime Emmys 2020 list of winners: 'The Young and the Restless' & 'Jeopardy' win big