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It’s not even a question that Kelsea Ballerini‘s performance of “Miss Me More” was the best of the night at the 2018 CMA Awards at the Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday (November 14) in Nashville, Tenn.

However, there was a bigger message that you might’ve missed from it.

“It’s the first performance of ‘Miss Me More,’ and it’s different,” Kelsea told ET ahead of hitting the stage. “We spent two full days with a choreographer. We have 16 dancers, and basically, every dancer represents the things that you have to fight away from yourself, so like, insecurity or fear or anger or whatever it is that you struggle with, and it’s the push and pull of those things throughout your life.”

She added that “that’s what the whole song is about — you get through something.”

“In my case, it was a relationship years ago, and I looked in the mirror, and I lost myself. How did I do that? Now I have to figure out who I am now. And it was fighting through those insecurities to get there,” Kelsea added.

Check out all the pics of the performance below now!

Congrats to Isan Elba who was just named the 2019 Golden Globe Ambassador!

The 16-year-old daughter of actor Idris Elba and makeup artist Kim Elba, was announced in the new role during HFPA and InStyle’s Press Conference held at The Henry on Wednesday night (November 14) in Los Angeles.

During the event, Isan spoke about the honor.

“I feel honored to hold this title and use this role to not only further educate people on the work of the HFPA, but also shine a light on issues that I care about,” she shared, whose duties also include aligning herself with a nonprofit organization to raise awareness about a social issue of her choosing.

Isan added, “Mental health, specifically among African Americans and my peers in particular, is something I really want to be more vocal about. There’s this perceived stigma and I’ve seen friends struggle. We need to empower young people to not be afraid to ask for help.”

Leigh-Anne Pinnock wow sin a neon green look for Dita Von Teese and The Copper Coupe‘s performance held at The Box Soho on Wednesday night (November 14) in London, England.

The 27-year-old Little Mix singer spoke with Billboard about the upcoming release of Little Mix‘s LM5 album, and revealed that the band are more confident than ever in their performances and songs.

“We just have so much more to say in general — we’ve had more life experiences, we’re getting older,” she shared. “We’re just four girls with attitude, aren’t we? It just happened naturally.”

Leigh-Anne added, “With songs like ‘Joan of Arc,’ they needed that rap-y take on it. ‘Wasabi’ has that clap-back-to-the-haters vibe.”

LM5 is out everywhere TONIGHT!

Hero Fiennes-Tiffin suits up sharp for the 2018 Guggenheim International Gala Pre-Party held at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum on Wednesday night (November 14) in New York City.

The 21-year-old actor joined Kat Graham and Khadijha Red Thunder for the event, which celebrated the generosity of the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation and philanthropists Dimitris Daskalopoulos and Alice Walton.

The event also included a special musical performance by Jorja Smith and DJ set by Amrit.

Hero and Khadijha will star together in the upcoming After movie, whose trailer is set to debut any time now.

FYI: Kat wore a Dior Cruise 2019 black long lace Dress. Hero wore a Dior Men “Christian Dior Atelier” black wool suit.

Becky G shows off her award at the Leading Ladies of Entertainment Luncheon during the 19th annual Latin GRAMMY Awards held at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas earlier this week in Las Vegas.

The 21-year-old “Mayores” singer was honored alongside Pamela Silva Conde, Cynthia Hudson, and Delia Orjuela at the event.

Sharing her inspiring speech on Instagram, Becky dedicated a section of her speech to the people who believed in her, which includes her parents and creative team.

“These people believed in my vision & have done everything they can to create a space for a young woman like myself to be free,” she wrote. “A place to be listened to, to grow, to learn, and to be bold. They always treat me with respect, equality, love & care. They’ve challenged me & have pushed me to become greater.”

Becky continued, “These people on my team have also defended me & have fought bravely for what I believe in. For that I will forever be thankful as well as forever be inspired to continue doing exactly what I’m doing.”

“I am standing here because I am a hard working. I am here because I am strong. I am here because I am talented. I am here because I am proud of where I come from. I am here because I will never ask for forgiveness for expressing myself the way I choose to.”

Read more of Becky‘s speech on her Instagram now!