Beyoncé
made
sure
to
say


Rumi
Carter‘s
name.

The “16
Carriages”
singer

made
history
at
the

2025
Grammys
by
extending
her
lead
as
the
most
decorated
artist
in
Grammys
history
with
35
trophies,
including

her
first
ever
Album
of
the
Year
win
for Cowboy
Carter.

And,
while
Beyoncé—who
was

accompanied
by
daughter Blue
Ivy,
13,
on
stage
as
husband


Jay-Z
watched
from
the
audience—dedicated
the
award
to
trailblazing
country
singer

Linda
Martell
and
thanked “the
Grammys,
every
songwriter,
every
collaborator,
every
producer”
during
her
acceptance
speech,
she
wished
she
had
given
another
specific
shoutout. 

“It’s
very
surreal,
and
it’s
been
25
years
of
just
working
really
hard
and
trying
my
best
to
keep
growing
and
keep
opening
up
doors,”
the
singer
gushed
to


ET
after
her
big
win. “I
was
just
very
honored,
very
honored.
I’m
happy
that
my
daughter
got
to
see
that.”

“[She’s]
taller
than
me,
I
don’t
like
it
at
all!”
she
added
of
Blue. “I’m
so
happy
that
she
was
here
and
Rumi,
who
was
on
the
album,
my
youngest
daughter,
she
was
watching.
I
forgot
to
thank
her,
so
I
can
thank
her
now.
Thank
you,
Rumi!”