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Tramell Tillman made Emmy history on Sunday night, becoming the first Black man to win the award for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series. The “Severance” star, who plays Milchick in the Apple TV+ show, earned his first Emmy nomination and immediately took home the prize.

Tillman was up against notable actors including Zach Cherry and John Turturro from “Severance,” James Marsden from “Paradise,” and Sam Rockwell, Jason Isaacs, and Walton Goggins from “The White Lotus.” His win marks a historic moment in the Emmy Awards’ history, highlighting both his talent and the increasing recognition of diverse performers in television.

During his acceptance speech, Tillman reflected on his journey…

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