Actor and EGOT winner Viola Davis has added another award to her impressive collection, winning a Grammy for best audiobook narration and storytelling for her best-selling memoir “Finding Me.”
The 57-year-old actress beat out a talented field of competitors, including EGOT winner Mel Brooks, Oscar and Grammy winner Jamie Foxx, and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
In her acceptance speech at the pre-telecast ceremony in Los Angeles, Davis shared the personal significance of her book and the award, saying, “I wrote this book to honor the six-year-old Viola. To honor her life, her joy, her trauma, everything. And, it has just been such a journey — I just EGOT!”
The audiobook version of “Finding Me” gives listeners an intimate and powerful look at the actress’ life and experiences, narrated by the woman herself.
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Davis’ voice and storytelling bring the memoir to life, captivating audiences and earning her the well-deserved Grammy award.
The Grammy win adds to Davis’ impressive list of awards and accolades, including an Oscar for best supporting actress in “Fences,” a Tony (her second) for the same role in August Wilson’s play, and an Emmy for best actress in a drama for “How to Get Away with Murder.”
Viola Davis continues to inspire and captivate audiences with her talent, performances, and powerful storytelling.
Her memoir “Finding Me” and its Grammy-winning audiobook narration are a testament to her artistry and ability to connect with audiences through her words and voice.
