Anthony Bourdain honored with posthumous Emmy awards for 'Parts Unknown'
Receiving the award on Bourdain's behalf, his longtime collaborator Lydia mentioned how it was a bittersweet moment as the chef had secretly coveted this award earlier.
Late culinary legend Anthony Bourdain was honored with posthumous Emmy Awards on Sunday for his work and contribution on the travel and food show 'Parts Unknown'. The popular chef and author won awards for outstanding writing for a nonfiction program and outstanding informational series or special along with the other producers of the program. Anthony's longtime collaborator and executive producer of 'Parts Unknown' Lydia Tenaglia accepted the award on his behalf.
The multi-Emmy-winning team from @PartsUnknownCNN takes a moment to honor their beloved leader @Bourdain at #EmmysArts. pic.twitter.com/np8KKFZqXI
— Television Academy (@TelevisionAcad) 10 September 2018
