The 2016 Grammys was filled with so many eventful memories, from Beyonce’s surprise appearance, to Taylor Swift’s Kanye diss and Lady Gaga’s Ziggy Stardust inspired dress.
Check out Sam Smith's dramatic transformation
The 2016 Grammy Awards ceremony was held on February 15, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Of all the eventful moments, we couldn’t leave out Sam Smith dramatic transformation.
Sam Smith at the 2016 Grammys
However, one of the most talked about things from the music evening was Sam Smith’s dramatic weight loss. The ‘Stay’ singer looked good as he dropped a couple sizes from last year’s Grammys.
He looked visibly thinner and fitter, as he walked the red carpet in a three piece blue suit, complete with a white shirt and grey tie, paired with black shoes. Everyone’s been talking about how irresistible he looked at the event.
What do you think of the singer’s look? Let us know below.
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