Ayo Edebiri made a stunning return to the Golden Globes in 2026, walking the red carpet as a nominee for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Series—Musical or Comedy for her acclaimed role as Sydney Adamu in “The Bear.” Winning the same award the previous year, Edebiri’s presence at the event not only highlights her career’s momentum but also reinforces her status as a significant figure in the industry.
This year’s ceremony saw Edebiri gracing the red carpet in an exquisite black off-the-shoulder gown from the Chanel Métiers d’Art collection. The gown’s elegant silhouette was enhanced by striking silver and emerald brooches adorning each shoulder, showcasing Edebiri’s penchant for high-fashion glamour. Complementing her look, she adorned herself with Tiffany & Co. jewellery, further elevating the overall aesthetic of her attire.
In a January 2024 interview with Vogue, Edebiri spoke candidly about the honour of being recognised at such prestigious events. “It’s really and truly an honour,” she stated, emphasising the significance of nominations and the incredible validation they provide. Her reflections encapsulate the feelings shared by many artists who aspire for such recognition in their careers.
Photo: Amy Sussman/Getty Images As she navigates her blossoming career, Edebiri has also made it a point to cherish the experiences that come along with fame. In an October 2025 Vogue profile, she acknowledged the challenges of balancing awareness of her public persona while enjoying the journey. “How do I have presence and awareness, but also just allow this experience to be what it is and enjoy it?” she mused, demonstrating her introspective approach to her rapidly evolving career.
Photo: Amy Sussman/Getty Images Edebiri’s thoughts on fame reveal her understanding of the complexities that come with public recognition. “So many artists can become a character to people, or an idea to people,” she explained. This perspective sheds light on the often rigid expectations placed upon celebrities and the necessity of staying true to oneself amidst shifting perceptions.
Her relationship with fashion has been equally transformative. She noted, “One of the fun parts of getting to do this sort of thing is that you get to transform and be these different permutations of yourself.” As her fashion sense continues to evolve, Edebiri has captivated audiences with her bold choices on the red carpet, showcasing designs from renowned names like Prada, Ferragamo, Matthieu Blazy’s new Chanel, and more.
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