Eight-year-old American singer Aura V has become the youngest Grammy winner after clinching Best Children’s Music Album
American singer Aura V has made history as the youngest person to win a Grammy Award.
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The eight-year-old broke the record previously held by Blue Ivy Carter, daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
Aura V won the award alongside her father at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday.
The father-daughter duo clinched Best Children’s Music Album for Harmony.
The win makes Aura V the youngest Grammy winner ever.
Blue Ivy won her first Grammy in 2021 at the age of nine.
She held the record as the youngest Grammy winner for five years.
Aura V is known for recording children’s music projects with her father.
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Her historic win further highlights the Recording Academy’s recognition of young talent.
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