Everybody Loves Heidi Klum — at Least at the PCAs

Updated on 1/9/2014 at 3:35 PM

Dozens of celebrities came together at the People's Choice Awards in LA on Wednesday night, but there was one star who really stole the show. Heidi Klum was the center of attention both on stage and backstage, posing for photos with everyone and even photobombing some celebrities throughout the ceremony. From tipping Brad Paisley's cowboy hat to kissing Ellen DeGeneres and cozying up to Britney Spears, Heidi did it all. Check out all of her celeb pals below, and then tell us what you thought of her sexy dress in our PCAs fashion poll!

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Heidi got down with Brad Paisley during his performance.

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She managed to sneak up on Sarah Michelle Gellar.

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And nearly sat on the floor to chat with Sandra Bullock.

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She took a stunning snap with Jessica Alba.

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And got love from hosts Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs.

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Heidi and Ellen DeGeneres did their best Blue Steel.

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She presented favorite pop artist with <b>Arrow</b>'s Stephen Amell.

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And posed with winner Britney Spears and her statue.

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Heidi towered over pint-size <b>Trophy Wife</b> star Bailee Madison.

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But was at eye level with LL Cool J.

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She didn't forget about her fans!

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Everybody Loves Heidi Klum — at Least at the PCAs

Heidi got down with Brad Paisley during his performance.

She managed to sneak up on Sarah Michelle Gellar.

And nearly sat on the floor to chat with Sandra Bullock.

She took a stunning snap with Jessica Alba.

And got love from hosts Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs.

Heidi and Ellen DeGeneres did their best Blue Steel.

She presented favorite pop artist with <b>Arrow</b>'s Stephen Amell.

And posed with winner Britney Spears and her statue.

Heidi towered over pint-size <b>Trophy Wife</b> star Bailee Madison.

But was at eye level with LL Cool J.

She didn't forget about her fans!

Heidi sealed her star-studded night with a kiss from Ellen.

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