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Here's Why Taylor Swift, Beyonce and Lady Gaga Were MIA at the 2020 Grammy Awards


Still not over the 2020 Grammys? We’re with you!

On Sunday, the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards brought the biggest names in music together under one roof for a night of epic celebrations. Featuring some history-making moments from first-time nominee Billie Eilish and tons of head-turning red carpet moments, this year’s Grammys were easily one for the books.  

And, of course, it’s not the Grammys without some memorable performances. Nominees Lizzo, Ariana Grande, Tyler the Creator, Jonas Brothers, Camila Cabello and more each took the stage to deliver high-energy renditions of their hit songs, leaving us speechless and glued to our screens.

It was also a night of moving movements. Starting the night off with an emotional tribute to Kobe Bryant, Usher and FKA twigs joined forces for an electrifying Prince medley to honor the late singer. Nipsey Hussle was also celebrated with a star-studded tribute led by John Legend and DJ Khaled.  For her return to the Grammys stage, Demi Lovato held back tears as she delivered a powerful performance of her new song “Anyone,” which was written days before her near-fatal overdose in 2018.

But alas, not everyone could make it to last night’s show. From last-minute schedule changes and rigid travel plans, here are some of the A-listers that were noticeably missing from all the Grammys action and excitement. 

Find out why they couldn’t make it below: 

Taylor Swift, 2020 Sundance Film Festival, Miss Americana premiere

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Beyonce, Jay-Z, 2020 Roc Nation brunch

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Lady Gaga

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Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban, 2020 Golden Globe Awards

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Pink, Jameson Hart, Willow Hart, Carey Hart, 2019 CMA Awards

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Ed Sheeran, 2015

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Miley Cyrus, 2019 Grammys, 2019 Grammy Awards, Red Carpet Fashions

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Rihanna, The Fashion Awards 2019

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Selena Gomez, Fashion Police Widget

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Chance the Rapper, 2017 Grammys, Winners

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Post Malone, Sundance Film Festival 2020

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Justin Bieber

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Watch E!’s Live From the Red Carpet 2020 Grammy Awards coverage Sunday, 26th Jan. starting at 11pm. Catch the repeat show on Monday at 7am only on E!





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