Barack Obama has won his career’s third Emmy Award for his powerful narration for Netflix's Our Oceans.
According to Deadline, the former US president on Sunday, September 07, won the Outstanding Narrator category at the 76th Creative Arts Emmy Awards for his work in the documentary Our Oceans.
Presenter Jordan Klepper accepted his award, as the 64-year-old politician was not present at the ceremony in Los Angeles to accept his third Emmy.
The other nominees for the Outstanding Narrator at the 2025 Creative Arts Emmys were Sir David Attenborough for Planet Earth: Asia, Idris Elba for Erased: WW2's Heroes Of Colour, Tom Hanks for The Americas and Phoebe Waller-Bridge for Octopus!.
Our Ocean is a five-part series that explores connections between humans and marine life and highlights ripple effects of man’s choices on sea animals.
Each episode of the documentary that premiered in November 2024 is dedicated to one of the world’s five oceans: Pacific, Indian, Atlantic, Arctic, and Southern.
The Higher Ground co-founder in the series also shed light on the Pacific Ocean's humpback whales and their migratory journey, while also discussing the impact of climate change on Arctic walruses and highlighting the distinct features of the Indian, Southern, and Atlantic Oceans.
Furthermore, Obama previously won Primetime Emmys in 2022 and 2023 for his work on Our Great National Parks and Working: What We Do All Day.