Taylor Swift delivered a heartfelt message during her speech at the MTV VMAs, reflecting on the tragic events of September 11th and honoring those who lost loved ones.
Swift won the Best Collaboration Award for her joint effort with Post Malone, humorously noting his habit of calling her “ma’am.”
The singer was seen celebrating backstage, high-fiving Jack Antonoff and dancing with friends after her win.
Taylor Swift is on track to potentially make history at the VMAs, aiming to tie or surpass Beyoncé’s record of 30 awards.
If Swift wins seven VMAs tonight, she will tie with Beyoncé; winning eight would make her the most awarded artist in VMA history.
Katy Perry is set to receive the prestigious Video Vanguard Award, joining a distinguished list of past recipients including Shakira and Rihanna.
Swift has been actively supporting her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, as he leads the Kansas City Chiefs in their pursuit of a third consecutive Super Bowl win.
