Bruno Mars, Chance the Rapper and Migos also were among the winners at the show, hosted by Leslie Jones.

Beyonce dominated the 2017 BET Awards, which were handed out Sunday night at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.

The singer — who just gave birth to a twin boy and girl — won five awards at the show, including best female R&B/pop artist, album of the year for Lemonade, video of the year for "Sorry" (a tie with Bruno Mars for "24K Magic"), video director of the year (shared with Kahlil Joseph) for "Sorry," and the Coca-Cola viewers' choice award.

Beyonce headed into the show with a leading 7 noms. She did not attend the ceremony, but her protégés Chloe x Halle accepted the latter award on her behalf, reading prepared remarks from Beyonce herself: "Thank you BET for this award and your tremendous support of Lemonade. This has been a journey of love, of celebrating our culture, honoring the past, and approaching the present and future with hope and resolve. Thank you to my mother, Tina Knowles Lawson, for being my biggest, biggest teacher and consistent influence. Thank you to my entire family for so much love. To my team at Parkwood, thank you. And thanks to all the fans, my Beyhive, for riding with me. I love and appreciate you. And to everyone at the show tonight, you all look so beautiful. And at home, thank you, and have a wonderful, wonderful night. From, Beyonce.”

Beyonce's sister, Solange, went home with the Centric Award. In her speech, she thanked "my family" but did not mention her sister by name. She also gave a shoutout to a slew of fellow artists who'd inspired her over the years, including Missy Elliot, Lauryn Hill, Erykah Badu and the late Aaliyah.

Mars, who opened the show with a performance of "Perm," also nabbed the award for best male R&B/pop artist.

In addition to Mars, other artists taking home two awards apiece were Chance the Rapper, who was named best new artist, and Migos, best group. Chance and Migos also tied for best collaboration: Chance won alongside 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne for "No Problem," and Migos, who won along with Lil Uzi Vert for "Bad and Boujee."

Kendrick Lamar was named best male hip-hop artist, while Remy Ma was named best female hip-hop artist.

Other winners included Taraji P. Henson and Mahershala Ali as best actress and actor, respectively, and Hidden Figures as best movie. Black-ish star Yara Shahidi was given the YoungStars Award.

Also during the show, New Edition was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award and also performed a medley of hits.

A total of 21 awards were handed out to artists, entertainers and athletes at the show, which was hosted by Leslie Jones.

A full list of winners follows.

• Best Female R&B/Pop Artist

  

  Beyoncé (WINNER)

  Kehlani

  Mary J. Blige

  Rihanna

  Solange

• Best Male R&B/Pop Artist

  

  Bruno Mars (WINNER)

  Chris Brown

  The Weeknd

  Trey Songz

  Usher

• Best Group

  

  Migos (WINNER)

  2 Chainz & Lil Wayne

  A Tribe Called Quest

  Fat Joe & Remy Ma

  Rae Sremmurd
• Best Collaboration (Tie)

  

  Chance The Rapper Ft. 2 Chainz & Lil Wayne - No Problem (WINNER)

  Migos Ft. Lil Uzi Vert - Bad And Boujee (WINNER)

  Beyoncé Ft. Kendrick Lamar - Freedom

  Chris Brown Ft. Gucci Mane & Usher - Party

  Dj Khaled Ft. Beyoncé & Jay Z - Shining

  Rae Sremmurd Ft. Gucci Mane - Black Beatles

• Best Male Hip-Hop Artist

  

  Kendrick Lamar (WINNER)

  Big Sean

  Chance The Rapper

  Drake

  Future

  J. Cole

• Best Female Hip-Hop Artist

  

  Remy Ma (WINNER)

  Cardi B

  Missy Elliott

  Nicki Minaj

  Young M.A.
• Video of the Year (Tie)

  

  Beyoncé - Sorry (WINNER)

  Bruno Mars   - 24k Magic (WINNER)

  Big Sean - Bounce Back

  Migos Ft. Lil Uzi Vert - Bad And Boujee

  Solange - Cranes In The Sky

• Video Director Of The Year

  

  Kahlil Joseph & Beyoncé Knowles-Carter – Beyoncé “Sorry” (WINNER)

  Benny Boom – Kehlani “Crzy”

  Bruno Mars & Jonathan Lia – Bruno Mars “That’s What I Like”

  Director X – Zayn Malik “Like I Would”

  Hype Williams – Tyga “Gucci Snakes Ft. Desiigner”

• Best New Artist

  

  Chance The Rapper (WINNER)

  21 Savage

  Cardi B

  Khalid

  Young M.A.
• Album Of The Year

  

  Lemonade - Beyoncé (WINNER)

  24k Magic - Bruno Mars

  4 Your Eyez Only - J. Cole

  A Seat At The Table - Solange

  Coloring Book - Chance The Rapper

• Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award

  

  Lecrae – Can’t Stop Me Now (Destination) (WINNER)

  Cece Winans – Never Have To Be Alone

  Fantasia Ft. Tye Tribbett – I Made It

  Kirk Franklin Ft. Sarah Reeves, Tasha Cobbs & Tamela Mann – My World Needs You

  Tamela Mann – God Provides

• Best Actress

  

  Taraji P. Henson (WINNER)

  Gabrielle Union

  Issa Rae

  Janelle Monáe

  Viola Davis
• Best Actor

  

  Mahershala Ali (WINNER)

  Bryshere Y. Gray

  Denzel Washington

  Donald Glover

  Omari Hardwick

• Youngstars Award

  

  Yara Shahidi (WINNER)

  Ace Hunter

  Caleb Mclaughlin

  Jaden Smith

  Marsai Martin

• Best Movie

  

  Hidden Figures (WINNER)

  Fences

  Get Out!

  Moonlight

  The Birth Of A Nation
• Sportswoman Of The Year Award

  

  Serena Williams (WINNER)

  Gabby Douglas

  Simone Biles

  Skylar Diggins

  Venus Williams

• Sportsman Of The Year Award

  

  Stephen Curry (WINNER)

  Cam Newton

  Lebron James

  Odell Beckham Jr.

  Russell Westbrook

• Centric Award

  

  Solange - Cranes In The Sky (WINNER)

  Fantasia - Sleeping With The One I Love

  Kehlani - Distraction

  Mary J. Blige - Thick Of It

  Syd - All About Me

  Yuna - Crush Ft. Usher
• Coca-Cola Viewers’ Choice Award

  

  Beyoncé - Sorry (WINNER)

  Bruno Mars - 24k Magic

  Drake - Fake Love

  Migos Ft. Lil Uzi Vert - Bad And Boujee

  Rae Sremmurd Ft. Gucci Mane - Black Beatles

  The Weeknd Ft. Daft Punk – Starboy