Camila Cabello participated in the Los Angeles ‘March For Our Lives‘ on Saturday (March 24) to speak out against gun violence, and then won her very first Kid’s Choice Award that evening at theIngelwood Forum.

Others nominated were Harry Styles, Cardi B, Noah Cyrus, and Alessia Cara but it was Cabello that took home the prize.

She told the audience: “I just went with my family and my [nine-year-old sister Sofia] and it made me so excited to be here and so inspired. I felt so inspired by you guys, seeing all these kids there, these young people being brave and being kind and compassionate for each other and speaking up.

‘And I just want to tell you guys – every kid in this room and every kid watching at home – that the future is yours! The world is yours! I love you guys so much and thank you!’ 

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Camila Cabello is on track to bag this week’s highest new entry on the Official Albums Chart.

The singer’s self-titled debut is currently at Number 2 on today’s Official Chart Update, behind The Greatest Showman soundtrack. Featuring Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron and Michelle Williams, the album reached Number 1 last week and currently leads this week’s chart by 5,000 combined chart sales.

Meanwhile, Camila’s album – featuring five-week Number 1 smash Havana – could become her highest-charting album in the UK. She previously reached a high of Number 6 with Fifth Harmony on 2016’s 7/27.

New entries and high climbers

Also on course for their highest charting album yet are US rockers Black Veil Brides, who open at Number 10 with their fifth record Vale, while Scottish punk rock group Skids, who have not released an album since 1981, look to impact the Top 20 with Burning Cities, their first album in over 37 years, at Number 13.

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club are racing towards a sixth UK Top 40 album with Wrong Creatures (16), American guitarist Joe Satriani could also earn his sixth Top 40 entry this Friday with What Happens Next (17), and Leo Sayer’s The Gold Collection is at Number 21.

Songs of Praise, the debut album from post-punk act Shame is new at Number 25, and one slot behind them are Australian rockers Tonight Alive; Underworld (26) could become their third UK Top 40 record this week.

Finally, heavy metal band Corrosion of Conformity sit at Number 38 with No Cross No Crown, which could be their first UK Top 40 album since 1996

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