When Push Comes to Shove, ‘That Emmy Belongs to Me!’ Says Bold & Beautiful’s Jennifer Gareis
Sunday, June 19th, 2022
And the award for Funniest Performance by a Couple of Former Castmates goes to…
Jennifer Gareis didn’t just present at the 2022 Daytime Creative Arts & Lifestyle Emmy Awards, she presented us with a hilarious video. In it, the Bold & Beautiful leading lady — who plays Donna, as if you didn’t know — gets her hands on a jumbo Emmy, only for a spoiler to appear in the form of a former Young & Restless castmate.
Backstage at Young & Restless with Sharon Case (Sharon) in ’99…
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You’ll recall that back when Camryn Grimes was introduced as Cassie, Gareis was playing Grace, and Tamara Clatterbuck, the little girl’s adoptive mother, Alice. In the behind-the-scenes video, Clatterbuck goes for the gold, so to speak, and Gareis playfully pushes her away.
In her caption to the post, Gareis says that she was honored to present with Days of Our Lives’ Raven Bowens (Chanel). “Thanks, Tamara… for being my wonderful date,” she added. “However, that Emmy belongs to me!”
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Jack’s portrayer scored the first of the year’s acting awards.
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In closing, Gareis gave a shout-out to Bold & Beautiful castmate Ted King (Jack), who won the Emmy for Outstanding Guest Performance. Other victors include Young & Restless for both Casting and Original Song (“Grateful for It All,” from the show’s tribute to Neil).
Revisit some memorable Emmy fashions in the below photo gallery.
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Vanessa Marcil. <strong>When:</strong> In 2004, just a year after she was named Outstanding Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Brenda on <em>General Hospital</em>. <strong>Why:</strong> C’mon, are your eyes open — <em>and</em> functioning? That barely-there dress — and the confidence with which it was worn — ushered in VMar’s JLo moment. </p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Kim Zimmer. <strong>When:</strong> In 1985, as the soap-hopper made her first trip to the winner’s circle for her work as <em>Guiding Light</em> firebrand Reva. <strong>Why:</strong> Zimmer knew that with a ’do that awesomely wild — eat your heart out, Cyndi Lauper! — she could get away with an understated dress. She wouldn’t even need shoes, for that matter.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Brytni Sarpy. <strong>When:</strong> In 2021, the year that Elena’s feelings for Devon and Nate on <em>The Young and the Restless</em> left her feeling like the rope in a tug-of-war. <strong>Why:</strong> The actress was so gorgeous in that shimmering, structural gown, it was a wonder anyone even looked at those shiny statuettes being handed out.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Deidre Hall. <strong>When:</strong> In 2005, the year that she and <em>Days of Our Lives</em> leading man Drake Hogestyn (John to her Marlena) won… well, not an Emmy but at least a <em>Soap Opera Digest Award</em> for Favorite Couple. <strong>Why:</strong> If ever we needed a reminder that inside of every Marlena, there’s a little bit of Hattie, this is it!</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Susan Lucci and Liza Huber. <strong>When:</strong> In 2004, during Mom’s legendary run as Erica on <em>All My Children</em> and her older child’s stint as Gwen on <em>Passions</em>. <strong>Why:</strong> The duo don’t just look gorgeous in their gowns, they look like they’re having a great time heading out on stage together as presenters.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Stacy Haiduk. <strong>When:</strong> In 2009, the year that she should’ve been a nominee for her stunning work as <em>The Young and the Restless</em>’ poor, loco Patty and her lookalike shrink, Emily. <strong>Why:</strong> Only the actress who went on to play Kristen and Susan on <em>Days of Our Lives</em> could bring as her date Patty’s fluffy confidant, Mr. Kitty, and make it work purr-fectly.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Sharon Case. <strong>When:</strong> In 2003, four years after the soap vet (who’d already appeared on <em>General Hospital</em> and <em>As the World Turns</em>) earned an Outstanding Supporting Actress statuette for her star turn as Sharon on <em>The Young and the Restless</em>. <strong>Why:</strong> For rocking a variation on the little black dress in a dazzling way.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Kelly Thiebaud. <strong>When:</strong> The year that <em>General Hospital</em> swapped JaSam for Britton — in other words, 2021. <strong>Why:</strong> Green means go — or in this case, “You go, girl — that dress is nine kindsa slammin’!”</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Bill and Susan Seaforth Hayes. <strong>When:</strong> In 1975, a year after the <em>Days of Our Lives</em> supercouple, who play Doug and Julie, tied the knot off screen. <strong>Why: </strong>Since the awards were handed out that year on the <em>SS Dayliner</em>, the marrieds — old pros at making a splash — went full-on <em>Gilligan’s Island</em> with their attire.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Jacqueline MacInnes Wood. <strong>When:</strong> In 2011, eight years before her Emmy party favor would be a golden girl for the way she utterly <em>owns</em> the role of Steffy on <em>The Bold and the Beautiful</em>. <strong>Why:</strong> Oh, please. How many dresses look as badass going as they do coming the way that this one does?</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Mishael Morgan. <strong>When:</strong> In 2022, just before she exited her <em>Young & Restless</em> role of Amanda after making history as the Daytime Emmys’ first Black Lead Actress winner. <strong>Why:</strong> Although the MVP was on <em>Young & Restless</em>, that amazing dress was strictly bold and beautiful!</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Maura West, back when she was playing Carly on <em>As the World Turns</em>. <strong>When:</strong> In 2008, a year after she began collecting Outstanding Lead Actress Emmys like they were Pokémon cards. <strong>Why:</strong> In this emerald sheeth, the actress — now Ava on <em>General Hospital</em> — could turn any other fashion plate green with envy.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Diamond White. <strong>When:</strong> In 2021, the year that the soap newbie made her <em>Bold & Beautiful</em> debut as Paris. <strong>Why:</strong> The outré outfit is like a dare — one that the actress not only <em>took</em> but <em>rocked</em>. “Pretty in pink” isn’t even the half of it! </p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Melody Thomas Scott. <strong>When:</strong> In 2002, three years after the <em>Young & Restless</em> icon received her (wait, <em>what</em>?!?) only Emmy nod to date. <strong>Why:</strong> Nikki’s portrayer provided all the star power that the outfit could’ve possibly needed. But to ensure a win in this round of patriot games, the blonde bombshell added stripes for good measure.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Susan Flannery and Jennifer Finnigan. <strong>When:</strong> In 2003, the year that the <em>Bold & Beautiful</em> legend completed her collection of three Daytime Emmys for playing Stephanie and her castmate scored the second of her three Younger Actress statuettes for her work as Bridget. <strong>Why:</strong> Their colorful fashion choices gloriously reflect their individuality.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Laura Wright. <strong>When:</strong> In 2003, back when the soap-hopper who now plays Carly on <em>General Hospital</em> was still Cassie on <em>Guiding Light</em>. <strong>Why:</strong> Not only did the form-fitting number shimmer like the stars at midnight, that rear-view ensured that anytime the future Emmy winner walked away, she’d get a glance “back.”</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> The inimitable Jackée Harry. <strong>When:</strong> In 2021, only a few months after <em>Days of Our Lives</em>’ Hurricane Paulina blew into Salem. <strong>Why:</strong> In that gown, the <em>Another World</em> vet — the only African-American ever to win an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series — gives us the best kind of blues.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Gina Tognoni. <strong>When:</strong> In 2005, a year prior to the daytime vet’s first Emmy win, for making the role of <em>Guiding Light</em> pot-stirrer Dinah her own. <strong>Why:</strong> The look, complete with henna-tattooed hands, is as unique as the actress who’d go on to win two trophies for <em>Guiding Light</em> and a third for playing Phyllis on <em>The Young and the Restless</em>.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Andrea Evans. <strong>When:</strong> During the 1986 storyline that paired her incorrigible Tina with Roscoe Born’s wicked Mitch on <em>One Life to Live</em> to create double trouble. <strong>Why:</strong> Evans has the fab figure to take a “less is more” approach to fabric as well as the fashion sense to know that a handsome co-star is always an ideal accessory.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Victoria Rowell. <strong>When:</strong> In 2004, midway through her comeback stint as Drucilla on <em>The Young and the Restless</em>. <strong>Why:</strong> We barely notice Radio City Music Hall in the background. Such a natutal born attention-getter is Rowell that the only thing that could <em>possibly</em> upstage her is her own magnificent headpiece.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Rebecca Herbst. <strong>When:</strong> In 1998, the year that she attended her first Daytime Emmys after joining the <em>General Hospital</em> cast as Elizabeth. <strong>Why:</strong> The fan favorite didn’t just wear the heck out of her beautiful dress, she is said to have designed it herself. Eat your heart out, Ridge Forrester!</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Suzanne Rogers. <strong>When:</strong> Way back in 1979, when her portrayal of beleaguered Maggie on <em>Days of Our Lives</em> earned her a statuette for Outstanding Supporting Actress. <strong>Why:</strong> The only thing lovelier than Rogers’ silky gown is Rogers herself.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Shemar Moore. <strong>When:</strong> In 2005, half a decade after the former model was named Outstanding Supporting Actor for his work as Malcolm on <em>The Young and the Restless</em>. <strong>Why:</strong> The future <em>Criminal Minds</em> and <em>S.W.A.T.</em> star was as at-home in his modern-day zoot suit as he was on the carpet that matched it. Also, he’s Shemar Moore. That never hurts.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Lisa Peluso. <strong>When:</strong> In 1985, the year that she left her <em>Search for Tomorrow</em> role of Wendy and (coincidentally?) a year before the show was cancelled. <strong>Why:</strong> The future <em>Loving</em>, <em>One Life to Live</em> and <em>Another World</em> star clearly knew that priority No. 1 when choosing a dress should always be, “Can I have fun in this?” (And she did!)</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Annika Noelle. <strong>When:</strong> In 2018, when she was still establishing herself as the Rookie of the Year for the way that she’d stepped in and taken over the role of Hope on <em>The Bold and the Beautiful.</em> <strong>Why:</strong> We consider this look a preview of what could be in store if Noelle’s halo-clad character ever unleashes her inner supervixen.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Victoria Konefal and Olivia Rose Keegan. <strong>When:</strong> In 2019, the year that the <em>Days of Our Lives</em> castmates (who played Ciara and Claire, respectively) were both nominated for the last-ever Outstanding Younger Actress award.<strong> Why:</strong> Isn’t it obvious? If we had to pick which of them was more stylishly outfitted, we freakin’ couldn’t do it. Tens across the board!</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Bryton James. <strong>When:</strong> In 2009, just a couple of years after adding to his trophy case his first Daytime Emmy, for Outstanding Younger Actor. <strong>Why:</strong> Though we never would’ve even made it to the ceremony without coffee and wine stains all over that stunning suit, the <em>Young & Restless</em>’ Devon managed to. And dang, were his efforts ever worth it!</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Debbi Morgan. <strong>When:</strong> In 2003, 14 years after her bravura work as <em>All My Children</em>’s Angie made her the Daytime Emmys’ first African-American Outstanding Supporting Actress. <strong>Why:</strong> Just when you thought you knew what this outfit had in store, aha! She revealed that its color palette was broader than we’d imagined!</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Melody Thomas Scott. <strong>When:</strong> In 1985, when the ceremony was held at the schmancy Waldorf-Astoria in Manhattan. <strong>Why:</strong> Not only does the <em>Young & Restless</em> leading lady’s garb say that she’s ready to take a bite out of the Big Apple, it elevates the hockey jersey into fabulous formalwear.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Melissa Claire Egan. <strong>When:</strong> In 2021, as the <em>Young & Restless</em> leading lady and Outstanding Lead Actress nominee was counting down to the arrival of her firstborn. <strong>Why:</strong> So sleek is Egan’s silhouette in this maroon stunner, all we can say — and <em>enthusiastically</em> so — is, “Mamma mia!”</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Jeanne Cooper. <strong>When:</strong> In 2010, two years after <em>The Young and the Restless</em>’ regal Katherine was crowned Outstanding Lead Actress for the first time in her enviable showbiz career. <strong>Why:</strong> The kaftan wasn’t just tie-dye, it was to-die-for.</p>
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<p><strong>Who:</strong> Justin and Lindsay Hartley. <strong>When:</strong> In 2005, when the <em>Passions</em> castmates (who played Fox and Theresa) were still newlyweds. <strong>Why:</strong> In this photo, they pretty much epitomize “the perfect couple.” He went on to play Adam on <em>Young & Restless</em>, take primetime by storm on <em>This Is Us</em> and marry two more soap co-stars, and she appeared on <em>All My Children</em>, <em>Days of Our Lives</em> and <em>General Hospital.</em></p>
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