TWICE has added another major U.S. award to their collection. The nine-member group won Best Female K-Pop Group at the 2026 American Music Awards, which took place in Las Vegas on May 25.

The recognition comes as TWICE continues to maintain a strong presence on the American music scene. The group has built a dedicated fanbase in the U.S. over the years, and their AMAs win reflects their sustained impact on the broader music landscape.

TWICE debuted under JYP Entertainment in 2015 and has since become one of K-pop's most successful acts globally. With multiple Grammy nominations, Billboard chart placements, and consistent touring across North America, the group has proven their staying power far beyond their home country of South Korea.

The AMAs specifically recognizes achievements across various genres and regions, making the Best Female K-Pop Group category an important marker of how K-pop continues to gain mainstream recognition in the United States. TWICE's win places them among the most decorated K-pop acts at American awards shows.

This achievement adds to TWICE's growing list of international accolades and reinforces their position as one of the leading female groups in the industry. For fans who've watched TWICE evolve over more than a decade, the award represents the group's consistent excellence and global appeal.

The 2026 American Music Awards ceremony highlighted numerous international and domestic artists, with K-pop continuing to secure prominent wins across different categories—a trend that reflects the genre's growing influence in mainstream American music.