Megan Thee Stallion sizzled on Sunday at the annual BET awards, where she was accompanied by boyfriend Pardison Fontaine.
The rapper who started the #HotGirlSummer craze dazzled fans in red hot display for the the BET awards.
The 26-year-old superstar rapper wore an incredibly revealing dress by Jean Paul Gaultier as she strutted her stunning figure on the red carpet at the Microsoft Theatre in Downtown LA.
Her boyfriend couldn’t resist a little bit of PDA as he grabbed her bum, which was on display for all to see.
Megan wore a stunning ivory Grecian-inspired dress on the red carpet, which comprised of two pieces of fabric covering only her modesty.
Looking like a goddess, the star, who looked classy and bougie, posed up a storm.
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The two flaps of floaty material were attached by sparkly beaded embellishments, which fell on her hips and accentuated her hourglass silhouette.
The top of the dress had a very Madonna-esque spiral cone detail bustier, which had a vintage-inpsired vibe. The top of the dress had bedazzled straps that glimmered in the light.
Pairing the look with silver jewellery, she wore glitzy earrings, a silver pendant and multiple rings.
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Finishing off the look with a clutch and high-heeled strappy sandals, Megan look dazzling as she posed for the cameras.
Her boyfriend, Pardison, whose real name is Jorden Kyle Lanier Thorpe, wore a silky black suit with white Prada loafers.
The BET awards marked the second ever award show appearance with her 31-year-old boyfriend, Pardison, who is also a rapper.
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The Savage singer officially confirmed the couple were dating in an Instagram live in February, where she called him “my boyfriend”.
The BET awards is an American award show that was established in 2001 by the Black Entertainment Television network.
The annual awards ceremony, which is aired live on BET in America, celebrates African Americans who have made names for themselves in music, sports, acting and other fields of entertainment.
The show was the first live in-person awards show since the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent restrictions, shot live with a live studio audience. Actress and star of Hidden Figures, Taraji P. Henson hosted.
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