Jamie Lee Curtis raises eyebrows after winning an Oscar with a photo of her updated trophy cabinet

Jamie Lee Curtis shared a photo of her awards ceremony, which raised many eyebrows from fans.

The 64-year-old won her first Oscar at the Oscars earlier this month for her performance as IRS examiner Deirdre Beaubeidra on the comedy-drama Everything everywhere at once. The film won a total of seven Oscars, including Best Picture.

Curtis beat fellow nominees Angela Bassett, Kerry Condon, Stephanie Hsu and Michelle Williams to take home the Best Supporting Actress award.

On Wednesday (March 15), Curtis shared a photo of her updated trophy case on Instagram.

“Okay, I’ll stop! The ENTIRELY unexpected ALL TRIFECTA of 2023!” Curtis wrote in the caption.

In the photo, the gold statuette is seen alongside her Screen Actors Guild award, which she won last month for the same role, and another award that appears to be a sex toy.

While the latter trophy raised many eyebrows from fans, fans of Everything everywhere recognizes the award from the film.

In the film, Curtis’ character wins an award for Accountant of the Month. However, their prize looks like a sex toy and not a trophy.

“Love the Buttplug Award,” one person wrote. Another added: “The award looks like something you’re investigating with.”

“The second award is indeed unexpected,” said a third person.

Curtis was one of the first Oscar winners of the evening alongside her Everything everywhere co-star Ke Huy Quan, who accepted the award for Best Supporting Actor.

Curtis’ victory came as a surprise, and Bassett was lauded for her “genuine” response to what many saw as a snub Black Panther Star.

A full list of Oscar winners can be found here and talking points from the awards show here.