Jennifer Hudson

Singer and Cats apologist Jennifer Hudson is officially the 17th person in history to win a Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Award. Last night, Hudson won her ...

Soundcore offers a selection of Sound Frames—glasses with built-in speakers that deliver clear, immersive sound to the space around your ears. For her Emmy, she snagged a daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Interactive Media for the animated short Baba Yaga. who is caught in a self-referential loop of his own self hatred.” How meta.

The Respect star became the 17th person in history to win a competitive Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony.

In 2021 she won a Daytime Emmy for outstanding interactive media for a daytime program for executive producing the animated short “ Baba Yaga.” She followed that up with two Grammys, winning best R&B album for Jennifer Hudson in 2009 and best musical theater album for The Color Purple in 2017. Jennifer Hudson has gone from American Idol also-ran to Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and, now, Tony winner.

Jennifer Hudson became the 17th entertainer ever to reach EGOT status after her Tony win for co-producing "A Strange Loop."

Hudson, 40, is also the third-youngest EGOT winner, and the first who was a former “American Idol” contestant. She’s been no stranger to sweeping awards for her powerhouse performances. An EGOT is someone who has won each of the four major American entertainment awards: an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony.

Jennifer Hudson is officially an EGOT winner. Last night, the American Idol star won her first Tony Award for producing the critically acclaimed musical, ...

“And then I got a dog and named it Grammy, and then I won my Grammy. So I think I should get dogs and name them Emmy and Tony and it’ll give me good luck and, I’ll win.” “I got a dog and named it Oscar, and then I won my Oscar,” she said. A Strange Loop was nominated for 11 Tony Awards, and won Best Musical. The play, which Michael R. Jackson wrote, is a meta exploration of Blackness and the performing arts.

Jennifer Hudson just made history as the youngest female EGOT winner. At last night's 75th annual Tony Awards ceremony, the Broadway musical Hudson co-produces, ...

She won the first in 2009 for her eponymous debut studio album and the second in 2017 for The Color Purple's musical theater album. So if it permits itself for me to have the opportunity to add the T to my EGO, I will." When asked if she aspires to one day achieve the coveted status, she said, "You know, I would love to achieve that one day.