Who is the face behind "horse girl" at the Brit Awards?
Viewers were captivated by the mystery of the woman behind the horse
mask at this year's Brit Awards, sparking curiosity about her true
identity.
Who was the mysterious "horse girl" at the recent Brit Awards?
Viewers were left in awe as a woman dressed as a horse made her grand entrance at the Brit Awards, confidently prancing around the venue before taking a seat next to actor and presenter Danny Dyer.
Although host Jack Whitehall didn't address her directly, he couldn't resist poking fun at Dyer, asking why he had brought a horse to the event. The moment was anything but ordinary, leaving the audience on edge, wondering if a big reveal or surprise performance was on the horizon.
Her horse costume stole the spotlight, even outshining the bold outfits of Sabrina Carpenter and Teddy Swims.
Check out HorsegiirL's post on the encounter (swipe right) – courtesy of Instagram.
Check out this video shared by MTV UK interviewing Horsegirl about British horses – courtesy of Instagram.
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According to the Independent, "The person under the horse mask is Berlin-based DJ, HorsegiirL, who wears the disguise to protect her identity. HorsegiirL rose to fame in 2023 after her track 'My Barn My Rules' went viral on TikTok. She currently has more than 140,000 followers. She describes herself as 'half-horse, half-human'.”
HorsegiirL fully embraces her equine persona and has cultivated a dedicated following of fans who call themselves "Farmies" – a playful twist on the term "Swiftie."
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