Beyoncé now has more Grammy awards than any other female artist in history.

Beyoncé has garnered yet another Grammy nomination for her album 'The Renaissance Age.' According to the Recording Academy, the singer now has 87 Grammy nominations after collecting eight nominations for the 65th Grammy Awards.

Beyoncé has now received more nominations than any other artist in history, beating Jay-previous Z's record.

She has been nominated for the following awards this year, according to the nomination announcement:

Song of the Year in 2007 Break My Heart
Break My Soul won Album of the Year and Record of the Year.
Best Album of Dance/Electronic Music Break My Heart
Best Dance/Electronic Album for Virgos Plastic Off the Sofa delivers the greatest R&B performance.
Award for Best Traditional R&B Performance
Be Alive won the award for Best Song Written for Visual Media. King Richard wrote it.

Prior to this, she and Paul McCartney tied for second place in the 2020 Grammy nominations with 79 nominations, making her the most nominated female artist overall.

According to the official Grammy website, only producers Jay-Z and Quincy Jones received more nominations at the time, with each receiving 80.

Because of the nominations announced yesterday, Beyoncé is now in a position to exceed other performers in terms of Grammy victories.

The current champion is conductor Georg Solti, who has won 31 honors. Beyoncé is presently the most honored female singer, with 28 golden gramophones.