Kaley Cuoco Reacts With Glee Over First Emmy Nomination Ever
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"The Flight Attendant" actor is flying sky high after being snubbed by the Emmys for many years.
Kaley Cuoco is finally getting her due. The “The Flight Attendant” actor nabbed her first-ever Emmy nomination on Tuesday, snagging a selection in the Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series category for her work on “The Flight Attendant.” Cuoco is up against fellow nominees Tracee Ellis Ross for “Blackish,” Jean Smart for “Hacks,” Aidy Bryant for “Shrill” and Allison Janney for “Mom.”
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