"Orange Is The New Black" Actress Ruby Rose co-hosted the MTV Europe Music Awards with "Thinking Out Loud" singer Ed Sheeran in Oct. 25, Sunday.
In a black and red long gown, Rose sported a dark badass look with an actual flame thrower which she set off on stage while her co-host Sheeran sported a suit and tie. Seemingly trying to balance a good cop and bad cop style, the two headed the awarding ceremony, as reported by MTV.
If the flame thrower was not enough to leave a long lasting memory of her hosting the EMAs to fans, Rose also decided really make her experience permanent by getting a new tattoo. While in Italy, the actress got a pizza-shaped tattoo to remember her time in Europe.
Besides hosting the awards show, Rose also celebrated by dancing her own rendition of singer Drake's "Hotline Bling," which features Drake's dance moves.
Though the "Orange Is The New Black" star seemed to enjoy her opportunity as a co-host for the EMAs, one of her statements during the show actually made headlines.
Rose statement, "Ladies and gentlemen and everyone in between," when she introduced Video Visionary Award winner Duran Duran was praised in social media. Twitter users admired the inclusiveness of the actress and users looked up to her being open-minded on gender fluidity.
However, hours after the Europe broadcast, the US seemed to have cut the statement and introduction of Duran Duran out. According to MTV, it was necessary to edit the show to a two hour broadcast, therefore leaving audiences without hearing or seeing the actress' commended introduction.
As reported by The Washington Post, a spokeswoman of MTV stated that, "The broadcast of the 2015 MTV EMAs was cut down for air in the U.S. The entire show is available on-demand for audiences to enjoy at ema.mtv.com."