Cristin Milioti fell into Emmy's arms after the ceremony: what happened.

According to The Sun: The actress Cristin Milioti, who received her first Emmy, fortunately was not injured after falling on her way to the after-party following the awards ceremony.

The star of "Penguin," who is 40 years old, won the award for Best Actress in a Limited Series for her role as Sofia Gigante in the Batman spinoff at the ceremony in Los Angeles.

She triumphed over talented actresses such as Cate Blanchett and Michelle Williams. However, her celebration ended with an unexpected fall as she was heading to Vasa J. Morgan's party.

Cristin was captured at the moment of her fall while a passerby attempted to help her.

Fortunately, her award remained undamaged, though it may have sustained minor scratches.

Despite the incident, the actress kept smiling and, after getting up, continued the celebration, dancing in a stylish black dress and leather jacket.

Colin Farrell, who plays Oswald Cobblepot, was also nearby when she received her award earlier that evening.

“Sorry, I wrote this on the back of the notes I made in therapy recently, so please don’t look at the back.

“It’s hard to understand how to live in this world, so I’m very grateful for the bright moments. Working on this show with our incredible cast and the opportunity to bring this woman to life has been such a moment filled with numerous challenges.”

“Thank you for supporting your weird kids and showing films that were absolutely unsuitable for my age.”

Farrell, who attended the ceremony with his 15-year-old son Henry, did not win the award for Best Actor in a Limited Series, losing to Stephen Graham for his role in "Teenage Age".

The British drama series was the big winner of the night, taking home eight awards.

15-year-old actor Owen Cooper became the youngest winner of the award for Best Supporting Role in the 77-year history of the ceremony.

The child star, tears in his eyes, hugged his parents and colleagues before heading to the stage where actress Sydney Sweeney presented him with the trophy.

“Standing here is just, wow, it’s so surreal.

“When I started these acting lessons a few years ago, I never expected to be in the United States, let alone this.”

“Tonight proves that if you listen, focus, and step out of your comfort zone, you can achieve anything in life.”

“Who cares if you feel awkward? Everything is possible. I was nothing three years ago, and now I’m here.”

His words impressed host Nate Bargatze, who stopped the timer set during his monologue, penalizing those who exceeded the planned 45 seconds for their speeches.

The comedian jokingly threatened to deduct money from his $100,000 donation to the "Boys and Girls Club" charity project for each second that Emmy winners remained outside the time limit.

THE BIGGEST EMMY WINNERS 2025

The Emmys are the most coveted award an actor can receive on television. While hundreds were nominated in 2025, only a select few lucky ones managed to take home the prize. Here are this year’s winners:

Best Actress in a Drama Series – Blit Lauer (“Choice”)

Best Actor in a Drama Series – Noah Wyle (“Exploration”)

Best Actress in a Drama Series – Katherine Lannasa (“Exploration”)

Best Actor in a Drama Series – Tramel Tillman (“Choice”)

Guest Actor in a Comedy Series – Bryan Cranston (“Studio”)

Guest Actress in a Comedy Series – Julian Nicholson (“Triangle with Life”)

Best Actress in a Comedy Series – Jean Smith (“Triangle with Life”)

Best Actor in a Comedy Series – Seth Rogen (“Studio”)

Best Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series – Cristin Milioti (“Penguin”)

Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series – Stephen Graham (“Teenage Age”)

Best Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series – Erin Dougherty (“Teenage Age”)

Best Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series – Owen Cooper (“Teenage Age”)

Outstanding Drama Series – “Exploration”

Outstanding Comedy Series – “Studio”

Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series – “Teenage Age”

Outstanding Television Movie – “Revolt”