Sure, the Kansas City Chiefs may have emerged as champions but we all know Rihanna was the Super Bowl's biggest winner.
Not only did the "Umbrella" singer return to the stage for the first time in nearly seven years in the biggest way for the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime Show—but she also managed to make history in the process, becoming the first female billionaire to perform at the big game solo, as well as the first-known pregnant person to slay the football field.
But she isn't the only woman already shining bright like a diamond this year. Let's not forget, "Unholy" co-collaborator Kim Petras made history at the 2023 Grammys in February when she became the first openly transgender woman to win in the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category in the Recording Academy's 65-year history.
As the 30-year-old noted during her emotional acceptance speech, she "grew up next to a highway in nowhere, Germany," adding, "My mother believed me that I was a girl and I wouldn't be here without her and her support."
Like Rihanna and Kim Petras, a slew of stars have taken a bow this year. On this International Women's Day, join us in raising a glass to their accomplishments.
Wondering who else has been crowned with making history? Keep reading to find out…