After nearly a dozen nominations, Beyoncé has finally won her first Emmy Award. The American superstar was honored on Tuesday, August 12, in the category of Best Costume Design for a Variety, Non-Fiction, or Reality Program.

After nearly a dozen nominations, Beyoncé has finally won her first Emmy Award. The American superstar was honored on Tuesday, August 12, in the category of Best Costume Design for a Variety, Non-Fiction, or Reality Program.

She is one of a handful of Emmy judges, determined outside the usual voting process and awarded by committees, without official nominations.

This victory was achieved thanks to his halftime show during the NFL Christmas game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Texans broadcast on Netflix.

During this show held in Houston, her hometown, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, her real name, took the opportunity to present live the songs from her album "Cowboy Carter".

His western costumes, which respected the country theme, and his original interpretation of several pieces, made an impression.

The artist is also nominated for best production of a variety show and for best program for "Beyoncé Bowl", in which she competes with Jay Z.

Her husband, Jay-Z, is neck and neck with her as executive producer of Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show.

Beyoncé, who already has 35 Grammys, will receive her award at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremony next month.

Halfway to an EGOT, he still needs a Tony and an Oscar to complete the quartet.