Hacks actress wins at the Emmys and shouted a controversial slogan on air: what happened.

Hannah Einbinder's Emmys Victory

According to The Sun: The actress from the comedy show 'HACKS', Hannah Einbinder, made an emotional speech after receiving her first Emmy award. However, her speech was interrupted by profanity.

Hannah Einbinder accepts the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series 'Hacks' at the 77th Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California Reuters Reuters

At 30 years old, Hannah won this award for her role as Ava in the HBO series 'Hacks'. She started her speech by thanking her family and colleagues who have supported her on this important journey.

Wrapping up her speech, she couldn't hold back her emotions and exclaimed:

“Go Birds, f**k ICE and free Palestine,”

standing by her beliefs. While the first two expressions were heard by the audience, the third was cut off on air.

Before being interrupted, Hannah thanked the creators of 'Hacks': Jen Statsky, Lucia Aniello, and Paul W. Downs.

“Thank you for changing my life in every possible way. Not just for giving me an amazing job but also for being my friends and family,”

she noted, wiping away tears as she addressed her colleague Jean Smith. Shutterstock Editorial Shutterstock Editorial

Hannah, the daughter of SNL legend Laraine Newman, couldn’t contain her shock and joked about the awkward situation.

The award was presented to her by country stars Reba McEntire and Kimberly Schlapman, as well as Karen Fairchild from Little Big Town.

After her speech, the host of the evening, Nate Bargatze, joked, noting Hannah’s profanity:

“She also dropped an F-bomb. And I’m immediately going to set up a fine jar! I guess we can swear now,”

said the comic.

Late Speech Fines

The host emphasized that any winner who goes over the allotted 45 seconds will have to pay a fine of one thousand dollars for each second. Hannah trimmed her speech, so the amount she planned to donate to charity decreased to $80,000.

The victory came as a result of strong competition, as Hannah competed against stars like Lisa Colon-Zayas for 'The Bear’, Katherine Hahn for 'The Studio’, Janelle James for 'Abbott Elementary’, Katherine O'Hara for 'The Studio’, Sheryl Lee Ralph for 'Abbott Elementary’ and Jessica Williams for 'Shrinking’.

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Just a few minutes after Hannah, her colleague Jean Smith won the award for 'Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series'.

Hannah plays Ava Daniels in 'Hacks' — a vibrant comedy writer trying to help the legendary voiceover star Deborah Vance.

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These two actresses have become close friends due to their collaboration on 'Hacks', which has been a source of joy for both of them on and off-screen.