Little Mix are favourites to win Best British Group at the BRIT Awards tonight.
Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall will have even more to celebrate alongside Perrie and Leigh-Anne's pregnancies if they manage to take home the prize at this year's ceremony.
Little Mix are 6/4 favourites to win, whilst The 1975 follow behind with odds of 5/2. Biffy Clyro are close behind, as are Young T & Bugsey at 5/1 odds each whilst Bicep are at 14/1, according to Betfair.com.
It is also expected to be a good night for Dua Lipa, whose odds are at 1/3 to take home the Best Female Solo Artist prize, leading the way ahead of Jessie Ware (5/1), Arlo Parks (8/1), Celeste (8/1) and Lianne La Havas (16/1).
Dua could also be accepting the Best Album prize for 'Future Nostalgia', with odds of 4/7, far ahead of J Hus' 'Big Conspiracy' at 3/1, Celeste's Not Your Muse at 7/1 as well as Jessie Ware's What's Your Pleasure? at 7/1 too. Arlo Parks' Collapsed In Sunbeams is the outsider of the pack at 14/1 odds.
Headie One is favourite to take home the Best Male Solo Artist award on Tuesday with odds of 6/4, way ahead of J Hus (3/1) and Joel Corry (3/1). AJ Tracey has odds of 9/2 whilst Yungblud is at 8/1.
Best British Single could be anyone's, with Harry Styles' Watermelon Sugar, Dua Lipa's Physical and Aitch x AJ Tracey ft. Tay Keith's track 'Rain' at odds of 7/4, 3/1 and 4/1 respectively.
Joel Corry ft. MNEK's Head & Heart follows closely behind at 5/1 with Secrets by Regard and RAYE at 10/1.
On the international front, BTS is favourites to take home the International Group gong with evens at 1/1. HAIM is close behind at 2/1.
Taylor Swift - who will receive the BRITs Global Icon award on the night - is expecting an even better night as she is at odds of 1/2 to win the International Female Solo Artist prize ahead of Billie Eilish (5/1), Ariana Grande (5/1), Cardi B (10/1) and Miley Cyrus (20/1).
The Weeknd is favourite for International Male Solo Artist at 1/3, with Bruce Springsteen following behind at 9/2. Joel Corry is expected to win Best Breakthrough Artist with odds of 6/4.
The BRIT Awards take place at the O2 Arena in London tonight and will welcome a live audience as part of the UK government's event trials amid the coronavirus pandemic.
