Pregnant Alicia Keys shows off her bump in glittering silver at MTV EMAs 2014

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                         She's in tune: She later performed her hit We Are Here, wearing the same incredible gown

She's expecting her second child with rapper Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys looked radiant as she took to the stage at the MTV EMAs in Glasgow on Sunday night.
The 33-year-old, who is thought to be around seven months pregnant, presented the Best Song Award to Ariana Grande, along with singer Emeli Sande.
Alicia looked sensational in a glittering silver gown which had a embellished detail at the neckline, the hitmaker also wore her hair up in an elegant beehive style.Glam girls: She arrived on stage with fellow singer Emeli Sande who wore a white dress and a purple kimono  


Ariana performed her latest single Problem while wearing a silver leotard and also arrived at the ceremony wearing a long black dress which showed off her sideboob.
While Emeli, who appeared to be channelling Beyonce with her caramel coloured fringe and up do, wore a purple kimono over a white midi length dress. Singer Nicki Minaj hosted the evening and was a hit with her fans, despite a host of outfit changes and an expletive-filled script.
Other artists to perform on the night included U2, Slash and Nicki Minaj.
The singer was pictured arriving at Glasgow airport on Friday ahead of the big day.
The If I Ain't Got You singer is already mum to four-year-old son named Egypt with Swizz.
Here goes: Emeli opened the envelope in order to reveal the winner, while Alicia looked on Loving life: She appeared to be in high spirits as she cradled the iconic silver award There you go: Alicia gave Ariana a congratulatory peck on the cheek after she won her award 

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