R&B act Destiny's Child have been named best group at a US awards ceremony, having announced their plan to disband.
Destiny's Child plan to split up at the end of September
The trio performed after winning the Black Entertainment Television (BET) award in Los Angeles, which also named Ray star Jamie Foxx best actor.
Rapper Kanye West won the male hip-hop artist and video prizes and his protege John Legend was named best new artist.
Alicia Keys was best female R&B artist while 1990s hip-hop band The Fugees reunited on stage.
Backstage the group, who have not recorded an album together since 1996's Grammy Award-winning The Score, said they hoped to release a new album next year.
Actors Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith hosted the ceremony at Hollywood's Kodak Theatre.
At the start of the event she told potential award winners: "Do not thank God if you can't show or perform your work in church."
But Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child said, as the band accepted their award from actress Halle Berry: "I am sorry Will and Jada but we want to thank God for this."
Usher was named best male R&B artist, Regina King took the best actress prize and singer Gladys Knight was given a lifetime achievement award.
Collecting her award, R&B star Alicia Keys said: "This is for all my people who are really trying to dream big dreams."
Destiny's Child have had a string of hits since 1998, including Survivor.
Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith hosted the Hollywood ceremony
Earlier this month they announced they planned to split up when their world tour ends in September.
BET award winners are selected by executives from entertainment companies, record labels and the media, except the viewers' choice award in which fans vote for their favourite video.