(Gray News) - Pat Sajak now has a new trophy as a memento of his final season of “Wheel of Fortune.” Sajak won an Emmy for outstanding host for a game show for his final season as the show’s host. The award was presented during Saturday’s Creative Arts Emmys ceremony but Sajak was not there to accept his award, according to a CNN report.

Sajak made his hosting debut on “Wheel” in 1981 and took his final spin in June. He co-hosted the show alongside Vanna White since 1982, with the pair also serving as hosts for the “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune” spinoff.

Sept. 7, Pat Sajak won the outstanding host for a game show award at the Creative Arts Emmys 2024 for his final season hosting 'Wheel of Fortune'. The win marks Sajak's first Emmys win in 26 years.

The famous TV duo were spotted on a cozy lunch date Tuesday, September 3 at California Pizza Kitchen in Encino, Calif. The local was convenient for the former “Wheel of Fortune” host, 77, as he lives nearby with his wife, Lesly Brown. The TV personality and the former model have been married for 35 years.

Vanna White is saying nice things about Ryan Seacrest but she’s still incredibly close with former Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak, who’s been meeting her for lunches and coaching her to hang on tight and stick it out for her own best interests.

As Ryan Seacrest settles into his new WHEEL OF FORTUNE hosting duties, experts are weighing in on what will help him succeed.

Ryan Seacrest is kicking off a new era of Wheel of Fortune, taking over as the host following Pat Sajak’s tenure. Fans are excited to see the new season of Wheel and wonder if Seacrest can fill the legendary Sajak’s shoes as host.

Wheel of Fortune's hostess with the mostest, Vanna White, has admitted that the show could continue to spin without her. The game show staple recently joked about her place behind the wheel while looking back on how things have changed over the years since she's been there.