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Your support makes all the difference.Anne-Marie fell on stage during the opening moments of her performance at the 2022 Brit Awards.
Taking to the stage to sing “Don’t Play”, her collaboration with KSI and Digital Farm Animals, the singer tumbled as she made her way down a set of steps.
Dressed in a sparkly red dress, Anne-Marie appeared to lose her footing and dropped to the floor but continued to sing, recovering to cheers from the crowd.
She was then joined by KSI for the rest of their duet. The Youtuber turned singer and rapper then went on to perform “Holiday” which was also nominated for Song of the Year.
The “Alarm” singer then commented on her fall on Twitter, joking “didn’t need my left ankle anyway”.
She later joked that she’d “be in touch” with Specsavers after they offered her a free eye test.
Fans watching at home reacted to the fall by saying “Anne-Marie saved that fall so well” and “Anne-Marie recovered from her fall like an absolute queen”.
You can find the full list of winners from the 2022 Brit Awards here.
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