Cher Makes Hilarious Mix-Up While Presenting Grammy
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The confusing moment during the Record of the Year presentation led Grammys host Trevor Noah to quip, "I love live television."
Cher capped off a mishap-filled Grammys sequence with a bang on Sunday as she appeared to mistakenly declare that late R&B great Luther Vandross had won the Grammy for Record of the Year.
Cher — one of several recipients of this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award — arrived on stage to applause and began to thank the crowd before she was awkwardly interrupted by host Trevor Noah, who presented her trophy.
As Noah held onto the trophy and walked away, Cher launched into an apparent thank-you speech, concluded her remarks, then attempted to walk off stage before the host reeled her back.
“Can we get you to announce the nominees?” Noah asked Cher as she trotted back to the microphone.
“You can see I wanted to get off the stage,” Cher teased.
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