Beyoncé had a night to remember, and she generously took her fans along for the ride.
The 39-year-old superstar was the recipient of four trophies during the 2021 Grammy Awards on March 14, making her among the event's key winners. The victories also increased her lifetime Grammy tally to 28, surpassing Alison Krauss as the most honored woman in the award show's history.
Beyoncé won Best R&B Performance for "Black Parade" and Best Music Video for "Brown Skin Girl," along with Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song for her featured role on Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage." The Destiny's Child standout is now tied with Quincy Jones for second place at 28, behind only late conductor Georg Solt's 31 career victories.
"As an artist, I believe it's my job and all of our jobs to reflect the times," Beyoncé said while accepting the Grammy for Best R&B Performance. "And it's been such a difficult time. So I wanted to uplift, encourage [and] celebrate all of the beautiful Black queens and kings that continue to inspire me and inspire the whole world."
While this was clearly a busy night for the star, she still found time to share an array of sweet pics to her website. One precious shot included 9-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, who herself was also a Grammy winner on the special night.
Keep scrolling to see the various moments, and click here for the rest of our 2021 Grammys coverage.
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"This is so overwhelming," she shared during her acceptance speech. "I have been working my whole life since 9 years old."
Beyoncé and Jay-Z were first spotted on-camera midway through the 2021 Grammys telecast despite initial speculation that they might be no-shows.
"I just want to quickly give my love to Megan," Beyoncé said from the stage about Megan Thee Stallion during one of their "Savage" wins. "I have so much respect for you, and I'm honored that you asked me to be a part of the song. And I want to say, Houston, we love you!"
After the ceremony, the star's stylist Zerina Akers shared this photo to Instagram. "A history making reflection of all that you put in," Zerina captioned it. "You deserve this and so much more."
Host Trevor Noah made a special announcement when the "Formation" vocalist tied Alison Krauss' record of 27 career Grammys. "What an achievement," the comedian said during the telecast, just before Beyoncé collected her 28th.
"Blue, congratulations, you won a Grammy tonight," Beyoncé said onstage. "I'm so proud of you. And I'm so honored to be your mommy."