40 Can't-Miss Moments From the Star-Studded BET Awards

Updated on June 24, 2019 at 12:16 PM

The BET Awards took over LA on Sunday, and what a night it was! From Cardi B and Offset's barely SFW performance to Lizzo receiving a standing ovation from Rihanna, there were no shortage of memorable moments. But what about the moments you didn't see? Like, when Yara Shahidi posed for a photo with her brothers, or when Taraji P. Henson and John Legend linked up in the audience. For all that and more, keep reading to see the best pictures from the 2019 BET Awards!

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40 Can't-Miss Moments From the Star-Studded BET Awards

Lil Nas X

Ayesha Curry and Meagan Good

Marsai Martin and Cardi B

Lizzo and Lil Nas X

Sayeed, Yara, and Ehsan Shahidi

Miles Brown and Lil Nas X

Meek Mill and DJ Khaled

Marsai Martin, Jodie Turner-Smith, and Cardi B

Lizzo

T.I. and John Legend

H.E.R. and YBN Cordae

Diddy and Rihanna

Marsai Martin

Megan Thee Stallion and Meek Mill

Mary J. Blige

Lizzo

Ne-Yo

DJ Khaled and Tyler Perry

Rihanna

Lena Waithe and H.E.R.

Cardi B and Sho Madjozi

John Legend and Billy Ray Cyrus

Mary J. Blige and Diddy

Cardi B

Tiny and T.I.

John Legend

Rihanna and Ella Mai

YG

Raphael Saadiq, Taraji P. Henson, and John Legend

Tyler Perry and Lena Waithe

2 Chainz

Wale and Rihanna

Tyler Perry and Taraji P. Henson

Yara Shahidi

Rihanna

Miles Brown and Marsai Martin

Rihanna and Billy Ray Cyrus

Taraji P. Henson and Amanda Seales

Tyler Perry, Offset, Cardi B, and La La Anthony

Taraji P. Henson and John Legend

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