Ed Sheeran Proves Himself A Gentleman Following The BRITs After Party

Ed Sheeran, how about him then?

Word has it that him and Stormzy killed it at the BRIT Awards last night as they teamed up to duet on 'Shape of You'.

And following the awards he proved what a top bloke he was by letting his girlfriend Chery Seaborn wear his trainers, after she snapped her boots inside Warner Music's after party.

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The song-writer skipped the BRITs last year during a year out of the industry, but he kept it fairly tame and doesn't look too pissed in the pictures of him outside the event.

With his trainers gone, Ed escorted his high-school sweetheart out of the venue by the hand, wearing nothing but his socks.

I doff my hat to you my young ginger squire.

Round Up Of The BRITs

The 2017 BRIT Awards were held last night at the O2 Arena in London.

Katy Perry, Chris Martin, the 1975, Little Mix, Skepta and Emeli Sandé were among the early performers. But the best was yet to come.

Ed Sheeran and Stormzy would team up to duet on 'Shape of You'.

Here was some of the reaction on social media...

But there have also been some other huge performances, including this which had audiences confused...

The 1975 Get Hacked?

Elsewhere, eagle-eyed viewers will have noticed that something very strange was going on during the 1975's performance earlier tonight.

Watch what went on for yourself here..

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Following being named as the Best British Group at the awards they took to the stage to perform their hit 'The Sound'.

But during the performance, phrases critical of the band began to flash up on screen, including things such as "Terrible high-pitched vocals", "Punch-your-TV obnoxious" and "Unconvincing emo lyrics".

Wowza, someone sure doesn't like the 1975!

Some people even took to social media to suggest that ITV had been 'hacked'...

However, it turns out there could be a more likely explanation.

If you watch the official video from the 1975's single, the same thing happens...

So it seems that the words on the screen behind The 1975 were put there deliberately and that they do similar at some of their gigs.

Credit: BRIT Awards

It was all just a publicity stunt.

Topics: brit awards, Shoes, Ed Sheeran

James Dawson

James Dawson is a Journalist at LADbible. He has contributed articles to LADbible’s ‘Knowing Me, Knowing EU’ series on the EU referendum, the 'Electoral Dysfunction' series on the 2017 general election, the ‘U OK M8?’ series tackling mental health amongst young men, and for its ‘Climate Change’ initiative in partnership with National Geographic.

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