Beyonce Becomes Most Grammy-Awarded Female Artist With 28 Wins

Beyoncé may have made history on Sunday night by becoming the GRAMMYs most-awarded artist ever, but she decided to send her personal congratulations to another standout musician.On Friday, Taylor Swift took to her Instagram Stories to share the beautiful bouquet of fuchsia and purple flowers as well as the handwritten card she received from Queen Bey. «Woke up to flowers from the queen of grace & greatness @beyonce and suddenly it's the best Friday EVER,» the 31-year-old «Willow» singer wrote.

 Beyoncé  has officially become the most-winning singer in the 63-year history of the Grammy Awards. The global superstar earned 28 trophies the night of Sunday, March 14, including her most recent wins for Best Music Video for “Brown Skin Girl” and Best Rap Performance for her ”Savage” collaboration with fellow Texas native Megan Thee Stallion.

The Grammy Awards delivered all kinds of iconic moments and historic wins for the fan-favorite artists!From Billie Eilish winning record of the year for the second time in a row, Dua Lipa stunning the audience with her incredible performance, to Beyoncé breaking the internet making a surprise appearance and supporting Megan Thee Stallion.This year was one for the books, especially for Queen Bey who set the record after winning 28 Grammys since the start of her music career, celebrating best

Beyoncé made history during the 2021 Grammy Awardsby breaking the all-time record of most Grammy wins ever by a female artist. By winning for best R&B performance for "Black Parade," Beyoncé achieved her 28th Grammy Award, surpassingAlison Krauss who'd previously held the record with 27 Grammys.

Grammy Awards. The 39-year-old won four gongs from her nine nominations on Sunday, taking her total number of Grammys won over the years to 28, surpassing the 27 of bluegrass-country singer Alison Krauss.

To say that it was Beyoncé's epic night at the Grammys would indeed be the understatement of the year because that's exactly how it went! The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards should have been renamed as The Beyoncé because the 39-year-old singer made Grammy history as the most awarded female artist of all time and by any artist, male or female, with an unprecedented 28 wins.

Beyonce made history at the Grammy Awards on Sunday by becoming the most awarded singer ever. The Crazy in Love superstar picked up four trophies at the prizegiving, including Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance for her Savage collaboration with fellow Texan Megan Thee Stallion, taking her career tally to 28.

Ben Winston, 39, best known for turning James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke series into a viral staple and the first new producer since Ken Ehrlich took over the show in 1980, stuck mostly to live or pre-recorded performances spliced with videos highlighting new, streaming-bolstered stars.

Grammy 2021 win for Best Rap Song (for her feature on Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage" remix), and her win for Best R&B Song for “Black Parade”, Beyoncé has become the most decorated woman in Grammys history. Grammys 2020: video highlightsSelena Gomez explains why she hasn't been active on social mediaBeyonce pays tribute to late fan Lyric ChanelJess Glynne uses offensive slur during Mo Gilligan interview.

Beyonce has made Grammys history!

It’s Grammys weekend and we’re taking a look back at awards history after all the big wins at the show this evening.

Grammy 2021 win for Best Rap Song (for her feature on Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage" remix), and her win for Best R&B Song for “Black Parade”, Beyoncé has become the most decorated woman in Grammys history. Selena Gomez explains why she hasn't been active on social mediaBeyonce pays tribute to late fan Lyric ChanelJess Glynne uses offensive slur during Mo Gilligan interview.

Gallery: 10 artists who were discovered by other musicians (BANG Showbiz)‘Folklore’ — Taylor Swift Best New Artist: Megan Thee Stallion Best Pop Duo/Group Performance: ‘Rain On Me’ — Lady Gaga with Ariana Grande Best Pop Vocal Album: ‘Future Nostalgia’ — Dua Lipa Best Pop Solo Performance: ‘Watermelon Sugar’— Harry Styles Best Rock Album: ‘The New Abnormal’ — The Strokes Best R&B Performance: ‘Black Parade’ — Beyoncé Best R&B Album: ‘Bigger Love’ — John Legend Best Rap Song: ‘Savage’ — Beyoncé,