Maren Morris was the big winner at Wednesday night’s 2020 CMA Awards.
The “Bones” singer, 30, won her first Female Vocalist of the Year award as well as both Single and Song of the Year, and used her speech to shine a light on black women in the genre like Linda Martell, Rissi Palmer, Yola, Mickey Guyton, Brittany Spencer and Rhiannon Giddens.
Morris, who gave birth to her first child with husband Ryan Hurd, a son named Hayes, in March, also stole the spotlight on the red carpet, wearing a sheer black lace robe over a two-piece bra and underwear set by Dolce & Gabbana with Stuart Weitzman platform heels.
For her performance, Morris changed into a jaw-dropping sheer and sparkling gown by Peter Dundas.
Morris is only the eighth person in CMA Awards history to win both Single and Song of the Year for the same work, according to Billboard. And she’s only the second woman to do so, following Kimberly Perry, who shared her awards for “If I Die Young” as part of The Band Perry.