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MTV's Video Music Awards always offer up something to talk about the next day: the Robin-Thicke-Miley-Cyrus debacle, a python-toting Britney, and a baby announcement for Beyoncé. But this year, the only thing we're talking about are the couples.
With Beyoncé and Jay Z stealing the show, Behati Prinsloo and Adam Levine making their first appearance as a man and wife, and the many allusions to Kanye with a stoic Kim sitting in the audience, we're breaking down the best moments from last night's VMA's.
Blue Ivy and Jay Z presenting Beyoncé with the Video Vanguard Award: Let's face it: Everyone was watching the VMAs in anticipation of Beyoncé's uninterrupted performance at the end. As always, Queen Bey didn't disappoint, but it was two surprising cameos that really solidified it as the most memorable moment of the night. After watching Bey's performance from the audience, Blue Ivy and Jay Z hit the stage to give Yoncé her award. With a heart-gushing "Good job, mommy!" courtesy of the two year old and an unexpected show of public affection from Hova — a kiss! — the King and Queen swiftly quelled any divorce rumors. (Oh, and watching Blue dance to her mommy singing ***Flawless, was, indeed, flawless.)
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Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo made their first appearance as a married couple: Not only did they look adorable on the red carpet in matching leather outfits, the newlyweds also looked super cute in the audience. Plus, we got a great look at Adam's wedding band, a sleek, thick platinum band, while he was performing on stage.
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Kim trying not to show emotion during the Kanye impression: If the Carter family won the VMAs, than SNL's Jay Pharaoh came in a close second with his hilarious, on-point impression of Kanye West. Though she chuckled, Mrs. Kardashian West was clearly uncomfortable as he talked about her brand-new hubby. To be fair, we wouldn't know what to do either!
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