Miley Cyrus won two World Music Awards at the ceremony in Monaco last night (27.05.14).
The 'Wrecking Ball' singer looked stunning in a green strapless gown while performing her hit song at the event at the Sporting Club in Monte-Carlo, before being handed her gongs for Best Female Act and Best Pop Video for 'Wrecking Ball'.
Megastar Mariah Carey delayed the event by more than an hour before eventually opening the show with her new track 'Meteorite' and Miley joked while accepting her award: "Thank God, I thought this party was never going to get started."
The 21-year-old singer had been nominated for 14 awards at the bash and was thrilled to win two, stepping onto the stage in a shimmering silver gown after a costume change.
She posted a number of photographs of herself on Instagram in her outfit with the hashtags '#wmaselfie' and 'ihopethisthangairz', along with images of her with her brother Braison, 19, who she claimed was her "date" for the ceremony.
Meanwhile, Mariah also picked up the Pop Icon Award and said: "It feels so strange, being called an icon, because I don't feel like one."
Tinie Tempah, James Arthur and Leona Lewis were also among the stars who attended the bash, along with Pamela Anderson and Ricky Martin, who won the Latin Legend Award.
The full list of winners are yet to be announced and the 22nd International World Music Awards show will air in the US on NBC tonight (28.05.14).

Hayden Panettiere is pregnant.
The 'Nashville' actress and her fiance, boxer Wladimir Klitschko, are reportedly expecting their first child together, it has been claimed.
A source told the new issue of Us Weekly magazine: "Hayden is totally pregnant!"
The 24-year-old actress - who got engaged to the 36-year-old athlete last year after a three-year on/off romance - previously admitted she was keen to start a family and felt like she was "born" to be a mother.
She has said: "I've lived a very big life, and I don't feel my age, and I feel like I was born to be a mother. Sometimes people speak about [having kids] like, 'Your life ends - you're never going to be able to do anything again!' And I'm like, 'What are you talking about?'
"Motherhood is the most beautiful, exciting thing, and there's nothing that I feel like I can't accomplish while having children in my life."
And the former 'Heroes' star has even speculated on what her future children would look like.
She previously joked: "He's got bowlegs and I've got knocked knees, so they're going to have straight legs. And they'll be normal height."

Helena Christensen looked a little sun burnt as she stepped out in Lower Manhattan, New York City. The model opted for a strapless summer dress and wore her dark hair tied up.

Cindy Crawford was joined by her husband Randy Gerber at Joel Silver's annual Memorial Day Party in Malibu, California. The couple chatted to newlyweds Ryan Sweeting and Kaley Cuoco.

Meg Ryan hid her face under a baseball cap as she left the gym with her musician boyfriend John Mellencamp in Soho, New York City.

Alessandra Ambrosio stopped for a spot of lunch in Venice Beach before heading to LAX Airport for a flight out of Los Angeles, California.

Amanda Seyfried enjoyed a meal out at Nobu restaurant in London following her appearance on BBC Radio 1. The actress look stunning in a checked shirt and simple make-up.

Jennifer Garner looked pretty in a blue cardigan as she shopped with a friend around the Larchmont area of Los Angeles, California.

Sarah Jessica Parker dressed down in a grey sweatshirt, jeans and trainers as she stepped out with her son James Wilkie Broderick to run errands around New York City.

Claire Danes failed to raise a smile as she took a stroll around Soho, New York City. The actress looked comfortable in jeans, sandals and a white jacket.

Katy Perry was stunning in a rainbow-inspired gown as she performed the first London concert of her 'Prismatic' tour at the O2 Arena.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth has spoken to a student at Sterling University about her visit to Scotland where pupils protested and heckled her in 1972.
The 88-year-old monarch met student Ben Butcher, 20, at a recent garden party at Buckingham Palace, where he was honoured for a project he did involving UK water pipes, and asked him: "Is Stirling still as wild as it was?"
He later told The Daily Mirror newspaper: "She said she's been there in the past and it's a little wild. I said, 'No, it's very tranquil, very beautiful."
During the 400-strong protest the Queen was booed and sworn at by drunk students who screamed at her to "go home".
The students were protesting about her visit, which had cost £1,200, as they felt the money should have been spent on paying for better facilities at the university.
The rally was the worst reception the monarch has ever received in Britain and 24 students were reportedly disciplined after the protest, with police describing the demonstrators' behaviour on October 12, 1972 as "disgusting".
Detectives from the Special Branch were forced to come to her aid and the mob was described in the national press as "frightening".