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Pop powerhouse Taylor Swift is starting 2026 on a high note, leading the iHeartRadio Music Awards nominations with an impressive nine nods, outpacing stars like Sabrina Carpenter Bad Bunny and Alex Warren
Taylor Swift Kicks Off 2026 with Record-Breaking iHeartRadio Noms –
9 Nods and Counting, Is She Sweeping Again?
Pop powerhouse Taylor Swift is starting 2026 on a high note, leading the iHeartRadio Music Awards nominations with an impressive nine nods, outpacing stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Alex Warren.
Categories include Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for her hit “The Fate of Ophelia,” fresh off her chart-topping album The Life of a Showgirl. This follows her milestone as Spotify’s first female artist to surpass 116 billion streams, cementing her dominance.
Swift also made history as the first artist to hold both the No. 1 album and song spots simultaneously in the US to start the year. With Morgan Wallen trailing at four noms, the awards air live on April 3 – mark your calendars!
Swifties, will she take home all nine? Drop your predictions below and share the hype!
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