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SAG Awards 2022: Selena Gomez goes barefoot on stage like a relatable queen after tripping in heels on red carpet
Selena Gomez tripped on the red carpet at the SAG Awards (Pictures: Rex / Getty)
Selena Gomez went barefoot as she presented an award at the Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG), after falling earlier in the evening.
The Hands To Myself singer, 29, looked incredible on the night, rocking a floor-length black Oscar de la Renta gown.
However, she suffered an awkward moment on the red carpet when she took a tumble in her black heels while making her way into the ceremony, held at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica.
She styled out the trip like a total pro, quickly getting to her feet with the aid of a masked helper.
Selena dusted herself off in time to present an award in front of the packed crowd, alongside her Only Murders In The Building co-star, Martin Short, but opted to go shoe-less for the moment – presumably to avoid another fall.
Fans watching on from home couldn’t get enough of the scenes, and rushed to praise the Wizards Of Waverly Place actress for being a relatable queen.
Selena looked incredible on the red carpet (Picture: Getty)
She opted for black heels for the star-studded bash (Picture: Getty)
Selena handled the fall like a total pro (Picture: Rex)
‘Someone said Selena Gomez walking barefoot at an awards show is the most Selena Gomez thing to happen and i cackled,’ a fan said.
‘Listen it’s not about the fall but how ya get up after! Yes @selenagomez with that barefoot flex #SAGAwards,’ another agreed.
‘Selena presenting barefoot is the most Selena Gomez thing ever,’ a follower replied.
A Twitter user penned: ‘Who walks barefoot at an award show? Only Selena Gomez. She really hosted the award barefoot.’
Selena presented an award barefoot alongside Martin Short (Picture: TNT)
Fans couldn’t get enough of the scenes (Picture: Getty)
A viewer added: ‘#SelenaGomez barefoot is my fav part of the #SAGAwards so far! [sic].’
Selena and Martin were on hand to present the award for outstanding female actress in a supporting role, which went to West Side Story’s Ariana DeBose.
‘It’s taken a long time for me to feel comfortable calling myself an actor. My roots come from the dance world and the Broadway stage,’ she said of her win.
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‘The Anita that we see on the screen, took every bit of me, but she took ten years to make and I’m extremely proud of her and of our film.
‘And I really do believe that when you recognize one of us you recognize all of us in a way.
‘I have watched so many of you for a very long time. You have inspired me and you continue to do so and I am just thrilled to be among you.’
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