Beyoncé Wins Grammy For Best Country Album, Taylor Swift Presents Trophy

Monday, 3 February 2025
Beyoncé's a country girl through and through, and the Recording Academy recognized it ... voting "Cowboy Carter" as the year's Best Country Album -- and having Taylor Swift hand over the trophy. Swift took the stage to present the award ... and,…

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