Aura V has become the youngest person to win a Grammy award at the age of 8.
She received the prestigious award on Sunday, February 1.
Her group, FYÜTCH & Aura V, a father-daughter duo, won Best Children’s Music Album for Harmony at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, making her the youngest winner ever.
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Aura V broke the record set by Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s daughter Blue Ivy when she won her first Grammy in 2021 at the age of 9.
Before the Grammy Award ceremony, Aura V’s father, Fyutch went on social media to write about the event. In the statement, he mentioned that he and his daughter have declared themselves winners regardless of the outcome of the announcement.
Read what he shared, “The Grammys are today. Me and Aura decided that no matter what happens, we already won. Whether they call our name or not, this has been the experience of a lifetime. Making an album together, touring, talk shows, news interviews, core memories. Thank you for the support, messages, encouragement. All in God’s plan.”
Equally, Blue Ivy won the Grammy for Best Music Video for her contribution to Brown Skin Girl at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, making her one of the youngest Grammy winners in history.
The song also features her mother Beyoncé, Nigerian singer Wizkid and Guyanese rapper Saint Jhn.
However, Saint Jhn was not credited in the Grammy win because he didn’t appear in the music video.
