Cardi B Announces Pregnancy On B.E.T. Awards Champion Beyonce Near The Largest Women's R&B Category.

Cardi B downloads Beyoncé at the B.E.T. Awards on Sunday - using his performance with Migos to show that he and partner Offset are expecting a second baby. The star took the stage in a diamond dress with a neckline for her baby bump.

Shortly after, the big message was confirmed with an Instagram post with the simple caption "#2". Cardi won two awards at the ceremony, Best Video and Best Collaboration, for W.A.P. - a duet with Megan Tee Stallion. The B.E.T. (Black Entertainment T.V.) Awards, which recognize the achievements of black artists, have the motto "Year of the Black Woman" this year.

"Celebrating black women is not a whim or a trend; it's a timeless mood," actress and presenter Taraji P. Hanson said at the opening ceremony. "There is more than enough room for all of us to grow because no one can be like me, and no one can be like you." Texas rapper Megan Thee Stallion is a big winner with four awards, including two for W.A.P.

He also voted best hip-hop artist for the second year in a row; audience tribute to Savage - his collaboration with Beyonce. Rapper Queen Latifah received a Lifetime Achievement Award and burst into tears as her teammates Lil' Kim, MC Lyte, and Monie Love performed a mix of her hits.

Latifa accepted her award and thanked B.E.T. for "creating an outlet for beautiful darkness that thrives and shines. "When we can't play on the radio anywhere else, we can't play our videos anywhere else; there's B.E.T. that allows us to play smoothly." The star also took a photo of her late mother on stage and said, "I always party with women because strong black women raised me."

British singer Bree Runway won Best New International Act, while Burna Boy from Nigeria was named the best international artist for the third time in a row. Elsewhere, Lil Baby listed best hip hop artist for the first time, while H.E.R. beat 10-time winner Beyonce in the best women's R&B category.

The late Chadwick Boseman was named Best Actor, while Judas and the Black Messiah was named Best Picture - although no award was presented during the televised portion of the ceremony. The show also has some meme moments, from Lil Nas X kissing on stage with one of his backup dancers to Tyler, the Creator battling the storm to bring his new single Lumberjack. Here are some standout photos from the ceremony.