Family and friends of Yorkshire actress Jessica Gunning said they were "beyond proud" when they heard she had won a Golden Globe for her part in the hit Netflix show Baby Reindeer. Gunning, from Holmfirth,

Nava Mau, who played Teri in the hit Netflix drama, said she felt emotional reading the show's script for the first time.

The trophy haul wasn’t over yet for Baby Reindeer: the Netflix phenom has now seized the Golden Globe for 2024’s Best Limited Series. The critically acclaimed dark comedy that broke Netflix's Global Top 10 streaming records since its debut in April of 2024 already won six Emmys in the fall,

Courtesy of Netflix The cast and crew of Baby Reindeer had an evening to remember at the 2025 Golden Globes. After being nominated for Best Limited Series Anthology Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television,

Baby Reindeer' star Jessica Gunning attended the 2025 Golden Globes and had a near wardrobe malfunction while accepting the award for Best Supporting Actress. Find out more here.

The Netflix limited series “Baby Reindeer” won the Golden Globe for limited series, anthology series or TV movie, which brought creator and star Richard Gadd to the stage with his cast and crew to make a pitch for shows such as his which deal with dark and troubling themes.

Winning a trophy wasn't the only good thing to happen to Jessica Gunning at Sunday's 2025 Golden Globes. For her performance as the stalker Martha in the addictive Netflix series

Jessica Gunning had flashbacks to her childhood while accepting her award at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night. Reminiscing with the audience about getting a hamster for Christmas at eight years old,

Netflix show "Baby Reindeer" is continuing its run this awards season thanks in part to a breakout actress with San Antonio ties. "Baby Reindeer" took home a Golden Globe award Sunday in the category Best Television Limited Series,

Hit Netflix stalker drama Baby Reindeer went for gold this week after show creator Richard Gadd and fellow star Jessica Gunning both scooped Golden Globe awards. The dark comedy series – based on Richard Gadd’s real life experiences – added to its laundry list of accreditations during the Golden Globes on Sunday (5 January),