Beyoncé Wows With Gilded 'Love Drought' & 'Sandcastles' Performance at GRAMMYs 2017: Watch

Yes, the rumors were true! Beyoncé graced the GRAMMYs 2017 stage tonight with an awe-worthy performance of "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles" from last April's Lemonade album. The entertainer was introduced by her mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson, before she opened with goddess-worthy images of herself dripped in gold. Beyoncé (who resembled Mother Nature herself) honored both Lawson and daughter Blue by painting a regal portrait straight from the majestic African and Indian lands on stage.

After singing "Love Drought" among her sea of backup dancers, Beyoncé then sat down to woo the audience with the "Sandcastles" ballad while caressing her growing baby bump. The performance was interlaced with spoken word lines lifted from Lemonade ("You look nothing like your mother / You look everything like your mother"). She was then met with a rousing standing ovation from the audience and an adorable nod of approval from husband Jay Z.