Topics: Taylor Swift, Celebrity, Beyonce, Grammys, Music
A lip reader has revealed what Taylor Swift said to Beyoncé’s daughter Blue Ivy following her mother's iconic Grammys win.
Now, during the prestigious awards ceremony which took place in Los Angeles on Sunday (2 February), Beyoncé won the biggest award, Album Of The Year, for Cowboy Carter, which marked her first win in the category.
Not only were fans buzzing with the singer's major win, but many were totally transfixed by what went down between Taylor and Blue following the announcement.
You can see them talking in the clip below:
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She also took home the trophy for Best Country Album, which was announced by Taylor - who herself was nominated for her own six awards.
Elsewhere during the ceremony, after Bey was announced the winner for this particular win, Blue Ivy and Taylor could be seen having a chin-wag and, after footage of the interaction started circulating on social media, it's clear Grammys viewers were extremely keen on figuring out what on Earth they were chatting about.
One X user penned: "I wanna know what they’re talking about omg!"
"NOW I WANNA KNOW WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT," echoed another.
According to lip reader Jeremy Freeman, one clip of the two saw Taylor allegedly saying to Blue: "Oh yeah…oh my God…really, really…
"That was so amazing… superb… the power she has …. she win... oh God yes."
Both Taylor, 35, and 13-year-old Blue Ivy are Grammy winners, with the latter winning her first one aged just nine years old back in 2021 for her feature on her mum's 'Brown Skin Girl' track.
Taylor, on the other hand, has taken home a staggering 14 Grammys throughout her career.
This year, however, she didn't win any despite making history with her Eras Tour, the highest-grossing tour of all time.
The artist who took home the most awards last night was none other than the G.O.A.T Kendrick Lamar who walked away as the biggest winner after taking home five trophies including Record of The Year and Song Of The Year for 'Not Like Us'.
Lamar also cinched the award for Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song the same track - which also won Best Music Video.
Regardless, 43-year-old Queen Bey remains the greatest Grammy award-winner of all time with a staggering 35 awards won throughout her decade-spanning career, which is more than any artist in history since the ceremony first started decades ago back in 1959.
