The 33-year-old singer, who performed a career-spanning medley of hits at the MTV Video Music Awards, dedicated her wins to the art of songwriting.
Colombian star, Shakira and Taylor Swift, won big during the MTV Video Music Awards, held at the New Jersey’s Prudential Center.
Presenting her award, another music guru, Wyclef Jean said: “Latin music would not be the global force that it is without Shakira.”
She won in every category where she was nominated, including the night’s biggest award – video of the year – in recognition of the self-directed promo for Anti-Hero.
Report says she is the first artist to win video of the year twice in a row, and extended her record for the most wins in that category to four – after previously winning for Bad Blood, You Need to Calm Down and All Too Well: The Short Film.
The star, who is in the middle of the first $1bn stadium tour in history, also took home prizes for song of the year, best pop, best direction, best cinematography and best visual effects, all for Anti-Hero,
She was also awarded album of the year for Midnights, plus artist of the year and show of the summer.
The 33-year-old singer, who performed a career-spanning medley of hits at the MTV Video Music Awards, dedicated her wins to the art of songwriting.
Meanwhile, Taylor Swift earned nine Moon Man trophies at the event.
Other winners included rapper Ice Spice, who took home best new artist, and K-pop group Blackpink, who became the first girl band to pick up best group since TLC 24 years ago.
It’s the fifth time in a row that a South Korean band has won the prize, with Blackpink taking the place of boyband BTS, who are currently on hiatus, according to the BBC.