LOS ANGELES — Beyonce made her first appearance and performance since announcing her pregnancy with twins at the 2017 Grammy Awards Sunday.
A video introduction showed the singer, who was introduced by her mother, Tina Knowles Lawson, in elements of yellow with her belly bare and wearing a jeweled bra. Audio of Beyonce reciting lines from a Warsan Shire poem -- the same one in her visual album "Lemonade."
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She perfromed her song from the album, called "Love Drought," on a long dinner table with dancers seated along the sides. She then sat in an end chair on top of the table that was rigged to lean backward and upright again.
After walking across the table, she then transitioned into another ballad, "Sandcastles," while her dancers surrounded her as the stage was littered with rose petals.
She received a standing ovation and thanked the crowd, blowing kisses to husband, Jay Z, and their 5-year-old daughter Blue Ivy.
Beyonce has already won an award tonight, a Best Music Video Grammy for "Formation."