Nava Mau, the first trans woman to be nominated for best supporting actress in a limited series, talks working with new designer Gigi Goode on her custom look for the night.

Primetime Emmy Awards kicked off, Laverne Cox teared up while interviewing 'Baby Reindeer' star Nava Mau about her historic nomination. Mau is the first openly transgender person nominated in the outstanding supporting actress in a limited or anthology series or movie category.

The strong and connective tissue that a shared history—and shared making-of-history—can provide was on full display on the Emmys 2024 red carpet in an emotional moment between Laverne Cox and Nava Mau.

Baby Reindeer' star Nava Mau talks about becoming a trans advocate, her Emmy nomination and what she'd like to do next.

Mau made history by becoming the first Latina trans woman to be nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie. Cox, meanwhile, was notably the first openly transgender person to be nominated for an acting Emmy for Orange is the New Black at the time.

Baby Reindeer star Nava Mau emotionally celebrated her historic nomination on the Emmys red carpet. While speaking with Laverne Cox for the E! broadcast of the 2024 Emmys red carpet, Cox was quick to get emotional as she embraced Mau with a hug.

Nava Mau and Laverne Cox shared an emotional, tearful embrace at the 2024 Emmy Awards as they celebrated trans visibility.

Now, 10 years later, Nava Mau has the honor of being the first trans woman up for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series. She was nominated for her role as Teri on Netflix's Baby Reindeer. The symmetry in their nominations was not lost on Cox, who began her interview with Mau by repeatedly saying, "I'm so proud of you."