The 'Havana' singer opened up about one of the most adorable GRAMMYs moments, and said she still didn't understand why Blue Ivy asked her mom to stop clapping while she was delivering a powerful speech about the American Dream.
During the 2018 GRAMMYs, Beyonce and Jay-Z's adorable daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, stole the spotlight with her precocious antics -- such as when she politely asked her famous mom to stop clapping while Camila Cabello was delivering a speech on stage.
Now, the "Havana" singer is opening up about the hilarious viral moment, which she admits still confuses her.
"I had a moment of insecurity," Cabello admitted while chatting with host Nick Grimshaw during a BBC Radio 1 interview on Monday. "I was like, 'What does that mean?!'"
While many felt that the gregarious 6-year-old was likely telling her mom to stop clapping so that she could hear Cabello's speech, the 20-year-old songstress said that she was worried it was because Beyonce's precious progeny wasn't a fan.
"Do you think that she didn't like my speech?" Cabello asked rhetorically, adding, "I literally stopped, I was, 'You know what? I'm not gonna think about that.' Because I feel like she would like me. Kids like me."
"Thank God that I didn't look down at the crowd while that was happening," she joked. "Just seeming them there -- actually, just seeing people there -- I would have just been like, 'Wow.'"
Cabello took to the stage at the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards -- after her moving performance of "Praying" alongside Kesha -- to introduce U2's performance overlooking the Statue of Liberty, and to share her emotional story of emigrating from Cuba and the sacrifices her parents made to give her the American dream.
For more on Blue Ivy's best, most endearing moments from this year's GRAMMYs, check out the video below.
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