Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2025 full winners list: Stray Kids, MrBeast, Sabrina Carpenter, A Minecraft Movie win big
Sabrina won awards in the categories of Favourite Song (Taste), Favourite Female Breakout, and Favourite Album (Short n' Sweet). The 26-year-old, who's making a comeback with Man's Best Friend dropping in August 2025, made a virtual appearance at the event. While accepting the award, she said, 'I've always wanted one of these ever since I was a little girl. This is so special to me, and I just can't thank each and every one of you enough for voting.' She added, 'I will continue to make these clean versions of these songs for you.' Meanwhile, Ariana Grande took Favourite Movie Actress award for Wicked, Bruno Mars bagged Favourite Male Artist award, SZA won Favourite Female Artist trophy, Tyla won in the favourite global music star category, and, Stray Kids grabbed the Favourite Music Group award.
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Ariana Grande's Wicked bagged the Favourite Movie award, and Jack Black was crowned Favourite Movie Actor for his role in A Minecraft Movie. The Thundermans: Undercover and XO, Kitty won in the TV category, while Jack Griffo and Kira Kosarin took home wins as Favourite Kids TV Stars.
Jack Black also received the 'King of Comedy' Silver Blimp for his comedy legacy. Rihanna was awarded the first-ever ICON Silver Blimp for her impact in music and activism. Some of the popular choices and notable winners included MrBeast (Favourite Male Creator), Simone Biles (Favourite Female Sports Star), and IShowSpeed (Favourite Gamer).
Favorite Kids' TV Show: The Thundermans: UndercoverFavorite Male TV Star (Kids): Jack Griffo (Max Thunderman, The Thundermans: Undercover)Favorite Female TV Star (Kids): Kira Kosarin (Phoebe Thunderman, The Thundermans: Undercover)Favorite Family TV Show: XO, KittyFavorite Male TV Star (Family): Xolo Maridueña (Miguel Diaz, Cobra Kai)Favorite Female TV Star (Family): Peyton List (Tory Nichols, Cobra Kai)Favorite Reality TV Show: America's Got TalentFavorite Cartoon: SpongeBob SquarePants
Favorite Movie: WickedFavorite Movie Actor: Jack Black (Steve, A Minecraft Movie)Favorite Movie Actress: Ariana Grande (Glinda, Wicked)Favorite Animated Movie: Inside Out 2Favorite Male Animated Voice From a Movie: Dwayne Johnson (Maui, Moana 2)Favorite Female Animated Voice From a Movie: Auli'i Cravalho (Moana, Moana 2)Favorite Villain: Jim Carrey (Dr. Robotnik, Sonic the Hedgehog 3)Favorite Butt-Kicker: Emma Myers (Natalie, A Minecraft Movie)
Favorite Female Artist: SZAFavorite Male Artist: Bruno MarsFavorite Music Group: Stray KidsFavorite Song: 'Taste' – Sabrina CarpenterFavorite Music Collaboration: 'Luther' – Kendrick Lamar and SZAFavorite Female Breakout Artist: Sabrina CarpenterFavorite Male Breakout Artist: Benson BooneFavorite Album: Short n' Sweet – Sabrina CarpenterFavorite Global Music Star: Africa: TylaFavorite Song From a Movie: 'Defying Gravity' – Cynthia Erivo (feat. Ariana Grande) (Wicked)Favorite Viral Song: 'Bluest Flame' – Selena Gomez, benny blanco
Favorite Female Sports Star: Simone BilesFavorite Male Sports Star: LeBron JamesFavorite Male Creator: MrBeastFavorite Female Creator: Salish MatterFavorite Gamer: IShowSpeedFavorite Video Game: RobloxFan Favorite Kids' Creator: Ms. RachelFavorite Podcast: LOL Podcast
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