Ana Gasteyer and Andrew Garfield Win First Emmys at Fourth Annual Children’s & Family Emmy Awards
By Brande Victorian
Published on March 3, 2026.
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) awarded the winners of the fourth annual Children’s & Family Emmy Awards. The winners included Joe Locke for best lead performer in Heartstopper, John Lithgow for voice performance in Spellbound, Ana Gasteyer for her voice performance as Crabitha in RoboGobom, Tabitha Brown for best children's personality for Tab Time, and Andrew Garfield for his role on Sesame Street. The Walt Disney Company won the most awards with 22 awards across its content brands and studios. The ceremony was hosted by John Tartaglia and featured an opening performance of the Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood theme song by singer Regina Spektor.
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