The reporter apologized, but the snub caught the attention of music legends, who took to social media to express their disapproval.

The women asked Roan about her archival Jean Paul Gaultier look and Roan did not seem to notice Edmonds' abrupt exit. Edmonds chose to fo

The Associated Press has issued an apology following an awkward moment on the Grammys red carpet on Sunday, Feb. 2. "We are deeply sorry for cutting our interview with Babyface short on our YouTube livestream of the Grammys red carpet.

An Associated Press reporter on the Grammys red carpet Sunday apologized for stopping an interview with Babyface to pass his microphone to Chappell Roan in what became a viral social media moment. A viral clip posted to X shows Krysta Fauria and Leslie Ambriz speaking to the producer and singer-songwriter Babyface before Fauria calling out

Grammy Awards Sunday, an awkward moment unfolded when two Associated Press reporters, Krysta Fauria and Leslie Ambriz, cut short their interview with legendary producer and songwriter Babyface to speak with singer Chappell Roan instead.