HACKS star Hannah Einbinder’s live speech after winning her first Emmy was abruptly cut off after she made an expletive-ridden message.
The comedic actress admitted she was overwhelmed with emotion as she made her speech on the Emmys stage and apparently forgot that there is no swearing on a live network broadcast.
Hannah, 30, won her first Emmy award for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for her role as Ava on the HBO series, Hacks.
She began her speech by thanking her family and colleagues who helped her get onto the Emmys stage for her first big win.
At the end of her speech, Hannah ended with a bang – letting out some curse words that CBS was forced to bleep out.
“Go Birds, f**k ICE and free Palestine,” Hannah proudly proclaimed.
While “Go Birds,” a nod to her love for the Philadelphia Eagles, and “Free Palestine” were heard by the at-home viewers, the live feed was abruptly cut in the middle when she exclaimed “f**k ICE.”
Before she was cut off, the first-time winner thanked creators Jen Statsky, Lucia Aniello, and Paul W. Downs, who also co-stars on the HBO Max show alongside Hannah.
“Thank you for changing my life in every conceivable way, but not just by giving me a great gig, but by being my friends and being my family.”
She then had to hold back tears as she praised her costar, Jean Smart, who Hannah boasted is “like the sun, and I just get to stand in her warmth.”
Hannah, who is the daughter of SNL legend , continued to be visibly shocked by the win, and joked that she was not coming across as “punk rock cool” to her fellow Hollywood peers.
The win came in a loaded field complete with massive talent and multiple former winners.
Hannah beat out fellow nominees, Liza Colón-Zayas for The Bear, Kathryn Hahn for The Studio, Janelle James for Abbott Elementary, Catherine O’Hara for The Studio, Sheryl Lee Ralph for Abbott Elementary, and Jessica Williams for Shrinking.
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