Cynthia Erivo Wins Two Awards at the 14th Annual LGBTQ Queerties Awards
On March 10, 2026, Cynthia Erivo was honored with two awards at the 14th annual LGBTQ Queerties Awards held in Los Angeles. She received accolades for her outstanding Film Performance in the film Wicked: For Good and for her memoir Simply More.
The Queerties Awards, which celebrate LGBTQ+ media and culture, saw Erivo recognized among a diverse group of nominees. The ceremony, hosted by Trixie Mattel, highlighted the importance of representation in the arts.
Erivo’s wins were part of a larger celebration where millions of LGBTQ+ people and allies participated in the voting process. Scott Gatz, a representative of the awards, stated, “The Queerties represent the true voice of our community,” emphasizing the significance of the event.
In addition to Erivo’s achievements, the awards recognized other notable talents. Lady Gaga’s song Abracadabra was awarded best anthem, while the TV drama Heated Rivalry took home the title of best TV Drama. Special honors were also presented to comedians Margaret Cho, Megan Stalter, and Mae Martin.
The Queerties Awards have been held annually since 2012, showcasing the evolving landscape of LGBTQ+ representation in media. This year’s ceremony will be available for streaming on WOW Presents Plus starting March 19.
Scott Gatz further noted, “These winners were chosen by millions of LGBTQ+ people and allies who see themselves reflected in these stories, performances, and cultural moments,” reinforcing the awards’ commitment to inclusivity.
Cynthia Erivo’s recognition at the Queerties underscores her impact not only in film but also in literature, as she continues to inspire audiences with her work.
As the LGBTQ+ community celebrates these achievements, the Queerties Awards remain a pivotal platform for honoring voices and stories that resonate within the community.
