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Noah Wyle Shows Off Adorable Homemade Award His Kids Made For Him After His Golden Globe Win: 'Best Night Ever'

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Wyle took home a Golden Globe on Sunday for his work on HBO's The Pitt—but a special award that his kids gave him when he got home is melting fans' hearts.

Any parent who is successful at work can tell you that receiving recognition for their job is incredibly rewarding and affirmative of what they're doing with their lives... but receiving similar recognition from their children hits on a whole other level.

The Pitt lead Noah Wyle truly won it all this weekend when he attended the Golden Globes Awards night and returned home to yet another surprise.


Wyle secured the "Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series" for 2026 for his work as Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinatich on The Pitt. The actor was accompanied in the category by Diego Luna for Andor, Gary Oldman for Slow Horses, Mark Ruffalo for Task, Adam Scott for Severance, and Sterling K. Brown for Paradise.

While accepting his award, Wyle said:

"I'm indebted to so many people. I've been very blessed in my life."
"I was raised in a family that put a high priority on art... and I've been supported by an incredible wife and three great children all along the way."

At the end of his speech, Wyle had a special announcement to make:

"Lastly, to my beautiful wife, Sara, happy birthday. I hope you're enjoying your party."

When Wyle arrived at home, he had another special surprise waiting for him.

While he had been at the awards show and his wife was celebrating her birthday, his children were preparing a gift for him.

In a touching Instagram post, Wyle shared a side-by-side photo of his Golden Globe award with an aluminum foil award that read, "Noah Wyle: Best Dad."

You can see the photo here:

Wyle's fans were certain that he won the lottery.

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Among the comments, Wyle's son, Auden, chimed in.

Wyle shares his two older sons with ex-wife Tracy Warbin: Owen, age 23, and Auden, age 20.

He also shares his 10-year-old daughter, Frances, with his wife Sara Wyle.

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His wife, Sara, also chimed in, inspiring belated "Happy Birthday" comments for her.

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Winning that Golden Globe must have felt incredible, and Wyle is clearly very loved by his fans. But getting that award at home must have made the night feel so much sweeter.

Truly a win-win!

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