Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy Carter are adding a few more NAACP Image Awards to the family trophy case. During night two of the Image Awards’ virtual ceremonies, Beyoncé picked up two trophies - one for outstanding female artist,

Beyoncé chose to share her extraordinarily well-deserved first Album of the Year win with her daughter, Blue Ivy Carter. Beyoncé brought Blue up with her onstage when she gave her acceptance speech. They held hands, hugged, and Blue couldn’t hide just how proud she was of her mother. She didn’t have to say anything to convey it to the world:

Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Carter showcase their extraordinary cross-generational talent at the 56th annual celebration of Black excellence

Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Carter were among the top winners on the second and final night of the NAACP Image Awards pre-awards show, which crowned 26 non-televised categories on Wednesday evening. The two-night virtual event aired exclusively on NAACP Image Awards YouTube channel.

Beyoncé was almost frozen in place with shock written on her face when she was announced the winner of best country album at the 2025 Grammy Awards. It wasn't until her daughter Blue Ivy, 13, nudged her to stand up and accept her award that she sprung into action.

Beyoncé and Blue Ivy win again. The mother-daughter duo adds to their impressive legacy with awards in music and film.

Three other recent Grammy winners also were honored with NAACP Image Awards on Wednesday: Kendrick Lamar won best hip-hop/rap song for “Not Like Us,” Doechii was named best new artist, and Chris Brown won best male artist and best international song for “Hmmm” feat. Davido.

Reigning Grammy Album of the Year winner Beyoncé won Outstanding Female Artist and Outstanding Album of the Year to lead winners Wednesday during night two of the 56th NAACP Image Awards’ pre-awards show.