'You' star disappointed to be shunned by Emmys: 'I'm not supposed to say it out loud'

The 2025 Emmy nominations are here, and one star is getting real about how it feels to be left off the list.

Anna Camp, who starred in dual roles as Raegan and Maddie Lockwood in the final season of Netflix's "You," took to Instagram on July 15, to share her disappointment that she didn't receive an Emmy nomination for the hit series.

The show, which stars Penn Badgley as serial killer Joe Goldberg, was snubbed by Emmy voters this year, and received no nominations in major categories throughout its run.

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"Me reading about the nominations this morning knowing I gave one of the best performances of my life while also trying to be happy for everyone and while also remembering I vowed to stop drinking during the week 🫠," Camp wrote.

Anna Camp attends a screening of "You" in New York on April 23, 2025.

In the comments of the post, some of the actress' followers applauded her performance and shared their disappointment that the show wasn't recognized. But others criticized her remarks, with one follower accusing her of "bad sportsmanship" and arguing she was being "rude towards your fellow actors" who did receive nominations.

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On July 16, Camp shared further thoughts in a follow-up comment. She wrote that she is "very happy for everyone's success" but also "holding space for myself to be a little bummed" about not being nominated.

Anna Camp attends the "Bride Hard" premiere in Los Angeles on June 18, 2025.

"I feel like I'm not supposed to be a little disappointed or if I am, I'm not supposed say it out loud," she wrote. "Some people think I'm a good actress, some people think I'm terrible. When you start opening up and getting real instead of smiling and nodding through it all it's definitely freeing, but also invites people to criticize you more."

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The "Bride Hard" star continued: "People want you to be humble, but confident. It's ok to feel multiple emotions at once and it's also ok to express them."

"You" debuted in 2018 and aired its final episodes in April, wrapping a five-season run. Based on the show's Emmys track record, Camp was not expected to receive a nomination this year. The 2025 Emmy nominations were instead dominated by shows like "Severance" and "The Penguin," which led the pack with 27 and 24 nods, respectively.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Anna Camp of "You' shares honest reaction to Emmy snub