In Pictures: The vibrant performances and emotional speeches of 2022 MTV EMAs
PA Reporters
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The MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) proved to be another dazzling show with vibrant performances from global music stars and emotional speeches from the winners of the night.
Co-hosts and celebrity power couple Rita Ora and Taika Waititi also kept the audience at the PSD Bank Dome in Dusseldorf, Germany entertained with their light-hearted banter and many outfit changes.
Here are a selection of the top moments from the ceremony:
Hosts Taika Waititi and Rita Ora (Ian West/PA)
Taylor Swift was the big winner of the night – taking home four of the top gongs (Ian West/PA)
Bebe Rexha and David Guetta on stage after winning the award for best collaboration (Ian West/PA)
Muse perform ahead of winning best rock (Ian West/PA)
Ava Max delivers a rendition of Million Dollar Baby (Ian West/PA)
Stormzy gave an emotional performance of his new track Firebabe (Ian West/PA)
Lewis Capaldi sang Forget Me as he took to the stage (Ian West/PA)
Kalush Orchestra had the audience involved as they performed their Eurovision-winning track Stefania (Ian West/PA)
Gayle gave an energetic performance of her viral hit Abcdefu where she jumped on a bed set up on the stage (Ian West/PA)
Tate McRae opted for her track She’s All I Wanna Be as she took to the stage (Ian West/PA)
Hayley Roberts sat next to David Hasselhoff, who was one of the presenters of the evening (Ian West/PA)
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