Carrie Underwood proved victorious at the CMT Music awards last night, bringing home two gongs.

She picked up the awards: Video of the Year for 'Cry Pretty' and Female Video of the Year for 'Love Wins' at the ceremony in Nashville, Tennessee.

Annnnd VIDEO OF THE YEAR goes to: @carrieunderwood! 🎉 #CMTawards pic.twitter.com/WZbZcQ7vKE

— CMT (@CMT) June 6, 2019

These are her respective 19th and 20th honours from the awards show.

Onstage collecting her Female Video of The Year award, she mentioned it was her husband's birthday.

"It is my husband’s birthday today," she said. "Thank you so much. God bless you guys."

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Thank you so much, FANS and @cmt for these gorgeous #CMTAwards ! Thank you, @randeestnicholas for sharing your incredible creative vision and talents with me! #CryPretty And thanks @shanedrake for the crazy awesome energy you bring to video shoots! #LoveWins We had so much fun tonight! It all feels like a dream! 💖 #PartyAtTheParthenon

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The country singer also performed her new single 'Southbound' at The Parthenon in Centennial Park.

Kane Brown scooped up Male Video of The Year for his track 'Lose It'.

Zac Brown stirred controversy after swearing during his acceptance speech for Group Video of the Year.

"For you young artists, have the courage to stand up against the machine, be yourself," He began. "Work hard and one day you can stand up here and tell all the haters to fuck off."

People took to social media to air their discontent.

I agree that Zac Brown Band acceptance speech was classless #CMTawards

— R W McElhannon (@mcelhannon_w) June 6, 2019