Boston raised Ayo Edebiri is riding high following her Golden Globe triumph for playing Sydney Adamu on the acclaimed Hulu series "The Bear." In a ceremony packed with big moments, Edebiri's win notably stood out as she clinched her first Golden Globe on Sunday night, firmly to establish herself among the small screen's leading lights.

In her acceptance speech, Edebiri didn't forget to give a shout-out to the unsung heroes of the entertainment industry, saying, "To the people who answer my emails, you’re the real ones," as obtained by Boston 25 News. Her win in the "Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series" category marked a career milestone. And while actors often thank a litany of high-profile industry players, Edebiri's gesture was a refreshing nod to often overlooked support staff.

The Dorchester native's Golden Globe victory was further sweetened as the series itself snagged the award for best comedy series, with a second win for co-star Jeremy Allen White, who bagged the Globe for best performance by a male actor in musical or comedy. Edebiri, known for her quick wit and candor, added, "If I forgot to thank you, I’m sorry. Unless you were mean or something. OK, bye!" as reported by WCVB.

Prior to her star turn in "The Bear," Edebiri had already begun to make her mark with roles in productions like "Bottoms," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem," and as a voice actor in "Big Mouth." A proud product of Boston Latin School and New York University, she has quickly ascended within the ranks of Hollywood's talented echelons.

With her Golden Globe win now under her belt, Edebiri has not just proven to be a force to reckon with on screen but also shown to have a genuine appreciation for those who toil behind the scenes to make the magic happen. The spotlight now brightly shines on what the future holds for this Boston native, whose talent and charm have unmistakably captured the industry's attention—and, just maybe, its heart.