Cynthia Erivo Wins Two Awards at the 14th Annual LGBTQ Queerties Awards
Cynthia Erivo has made headlines after winning two prestigious awards at the 14th Annual LGBTQ Queerties Awards, held on March 10, 2026, in Los Angeles. The ceremony celebrated achievements in LGBTQ+ media and culture, with Erivo recognized for her outstanding contributions.
Erivo received the Film Performance award for her role in the film Wicked: For Good, showcasing her talent in a highly acclaimed production. Additionally, she won the Read award for her memoir Simply More, which has resonated with many readers.
The Queerties Awards, hosted by Trixie Mattel, have been an annual tradition since 2012, highlighting the voices and stories of the LGBTQ+ community. This year, the winners were selected by millions of LGBTQ+ people and allies, reflecting a broad spectrum of cultural moments.
Other notable winners included Heated Rivalry, which was named best TV Drama, and Lady Gaga’s Abracadabra, awarded best anthem. Special honors were also presented to prominent figures such as Margaret Cho, Megan Stalter, and Mae Martin for their contributions to the community.
The ceremony will be available for streaming on WOW Presents Plus starting March 19, allowing a wider audience to celebrate these achievements in LGBTQ+ representation.
Scott Gatz, a representative of the Queerties, stated, “The Queerties represent the true voice of our community,” emphasizing the significance of the awards in recognizing diverse stories. He further noted, “These winners were chosen by millions of LGBTQ+ people and allies who see themselves reflected in these stories, performances, and cultural moments.”
As the LGBTQ+ community continues to gain visibility and recognition, events like the Queerties Awards play a crucial role in celebrating the artistic and cultural contributions of its members. Cynthia Erivo’s achievements at this year’s ceremony highlight her impact and influence within the industry.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any future projects or collaborations for Erivo following her recent wins, but her recognition at the Queerties Awards undoubtedly cements her status as a leading figure in both film and literature.
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