Matthew Rhys' sister 'so proud of him' after historic Emmy wins
She also recalled the emotional moment when he thanked her during one of his acceptance speeches, calling her "the brains of the outfit".Image source, Rachel Evans / BBCImage caption, Rachel and Matthew as childrenEvans described the moment he won as "insane". "Keri [Russell, Rhys' partner] and I just looked at each other and we just could not believe it. I was just happy gaping and remembering things," she said.
- ▪She also recalled the emotional moment when he thanked her during one of his acceptance speeches, calling her "the brains of the outfit".Image source, Rachel Evans / BBCImage caption, Rachel and Matthew as childrenEvans described the moment
- ▪"Keri [Russell, Rhys' partner] and I just looked at each other and we just could not believe it.
- ▪I was just happy gaping and remembering things," she said.
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Matthew Rhys' sister 'so proud of him' after historic Emmy winsImage source, Rachel EvansImage caption, Matthew Rhys's sister Rachel was there with him at the Emmy Awards for his historic double winByAngharad ThomasBBC WalesPublished19 September 2026Updated 1 hour agoThe sister of Hollywood actor Matthew Rhys said her family had been "pinching ourselves all week" following his historic Emmy success. Rhys became the first person to win two lead acting Emmy prizes in one night, after he was named best lead actor in a limited series for the psychological thriller The Beast In Me, and best lead actor in a comedy for his role in Widow's Bay.His older sister Rachel Evans, who accompanied Rhys to the ceremony in Los Angeles, said she was starstruck seeing Hollywood royalty at the event, and…
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