The event would hold on November 22, 2021.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Yvonne Orji, a Nigerian-American actress, has been announced as the host of the 49th International Emmy Awards.
The Emmy-nominated actress and comedian will present alongside Vanessa Williams, Aidan Quinn, Tony-nominated actor Brian d’Arcy James, Method Man, Piper Perabo, Emeraude Toubia, Wilson Cruz, Felipe Santana, and Angélica at the award ceremony on November 22, 2021, which honors worldwide excellence in television programming.
Orji’s current role comes as the final season of HBO’s successful show ‘Insecure,’ in which she co-stars with Issa Rae as Molly Carter. With the release of her critically praised stand-up comedy special ‘Momma, I Made It,’ shot in both Nigeria and the United States, the comedian and actress had an incredible year.
The International Emmys this year have 44 nominees from 24 countries across the world. The event, which will be attended by both guests and nominees, will adhere to rigorous Covid-19 requirements. On the awards’ website, live streaming of the ceremony will be available.
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