EXCLUSIVE: Beyoncé ‘Finally Feels Vindicated by Country Community’ After Grammy for ‘Cowboy Carter’ Album – Following ‘Slap in the Face’ From ‘Stuffy’ Music Big-Shots….. Check In

Blazing superstar Beyoncé was said to be basking in sweet revenge at the Grammy Awards when her Cowboy Carter album took top honors in the country music category after its shocking snub at the CMA Awards in November, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

Adding icing to the cake, the 43-year-old hitmaker was presented the award by long-time rival Taylor Swift, who herself was shut out from winning a Grammy despite six nominations.

“It feels like just desserts for Beyoncé to win the Grammy for Cowboy Carter after the CMA fiasco,” a friend said. “Not only does she get the recognition she deserves, it comes via a Grammy, which is certainly more prestigious than a CMA award!”

Despite Cowboy Carter being one of the best-selling country albums of 2024, as well as spawning the No. 1 single Texas Hold ‘Em being shut out by the CMA’s voting members was said to have hit Beyoncé hard.