Harry Styles got the keys to the house.
In a shocker, the 2023 Grammy Awards gave the top honor, Album of the Year, to a seemingly startled Harry Styles for “Harry’s House,” surprising many who expected Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” to claim the honor.
Some of her BeyHive fans even want a recount.
Beyoncé led the nominations with nine nods — including for Album of the Year — and she made history and beat the record for most Grammy wins of all time at 32. She almost missed her big moment, though, after getting stuck in traffic.
Lizzo nabbed Record of the Year for “About Damn Time.”
Two other big winners at LA’s Crypto.com Arena were Bonnie Raitt, who won Song of the Year for “Just Like That,” and Bronx-born jazz singer Samara Joy, who took home the Artist of the Year statue.
Another early winner at the show, hosted by “The Daily Show” alum Trevor Noah, was actress Viola Davis, who nabbed the honor for Best Audio Book, Narration and Storytelling Recording for narrating her memoir, “Finding Me” — lifting her to coveted EGOT status.
Check out the blog below for the full list of winners and highlights from the night.
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