- Jodie Foster won the award for Best Actress in a Television Series at the 2025 Golden Globes.
- Foster praised Vergara's community and celebrated her nomination as a career milestone.
- The Golden Globes interaction fueled a friendly rivalry between Foster and Vergara.
The fourth season of the “True Detective” anthology franchise follows Foster's character as she investigates the disappearance of eight men in a remote Alaskan town.
As Foster prepared to give her acceptance speech, Sofia Vergara, her fellow nominee, added a humorous twist to the night. Just before Foster began speaking, Vergara shouted from the audience, "No, no! Give me one!" The playful comment followed Vergara’s fifth consecutive loss in the Golden Globe nominations.
Foster responded graciously, mentioning Vergara during her speech. "The greatest thing about being this age and being in this time is having a community of all these people, especially you, Sofia," she said, drawing laughter and applause from the audience.
The night highlighted Vergara's string of near misses at major award shows. The “Modern Family” star received a nomination for her role in Netflix's "Griselda", where she portrayed an infamous drug lord in a dramatic departure from her usual comedic roles. Despite her loss, Vergara celebrated the nomination as a milestone in her career.
After the award was announced, Vergara maintained her lighthearted approach, similar to her response to her Emmy loss in 2024. She took to social media to share a humorous video of herself saying, "Me lo robaron," or "They stole it from me," referencing her streak of near-wins.
Later, she posted a video of herself enjoying a hamburger in her glamorous red gown, captioning, "I didn't get an Emmy, but I got a hamburger."
The interaction at the Golden Globes added to the friendly rivalry between Foster and Vergara, which began when Foster won an Emmy for her "True Detective" performance, beating Vergara’s nomination for “Griselda” in 2024.
Reflecting on her dramatic role in “Griselda”, Vergara said, "Wow. “Griselda” was my first dramatic role ever, and it took us 15 years to bring her to life. I'm incredibly grateful to everyone who was a part of this series."
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