Alicia Keys
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Cancun International Airport, Jan 28 '19
Alicia Keys will be hosting the Grammys this weekend and she’s getting some advice from former host James Corden… all to the tune of nominated song “Shallow” from A Star Is Born!
The 38-year-old singer performed a funny parody of the beloved song during an appearance on The Late Late Show on Wednesday (February 6) in Los Angeles.
Alicia Keys is hosting the 2019 Grammy Awards this weekend and she’s helping roll out the red carpet!
The 38-year-old singer, who has won 15 times at previous Grammys, attended the red carpet rollout and press preview day event on Thursday (February 7) at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Alicia Keys with the GRAMMY Charities Signings during the 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards at Staples Center on February 08, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.
61st Annual Grammy Awards
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National CARES Mentoring Movement’s 2019 For The Love Of Our Children Gala held at The Ziegfeld Ballroom on Monday (February 11) in New York City.
Alicia Keys is joined by a very special guest on stage during the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Awards – her son Egypt!
The 38-year-old entertainer brought up her 8-year-old on stage during her performance of “Raise a Man.”
Alicia had just dropped the song last month after hosting the 2019 Grammys.
Earlier in the night, Alicia was awarded the Innovator Award by Jamie Foxx where she talked about her journey in the music industry.
Brie Larson and Alicia Keys pose backstage while checking out Broadway’s “To Kill a Mockingbird!”
The Hollywood Reporter's Empowerment In Entertainment Event 2019 at Milk Studios on April 30, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.
2019 Met Gala
Met Gala After Party in NYC 05/06/2019
Essence June 2019
On having a blended family with Swizz Beatz: ” There are plenty of people who have new families and are then able to bring their entire families together. Whatever’s natural, you know? It’s just a natural vibe. You can get to know each other and actually create sisterhood, create understanding. I just don’t think we get to see it a lot, or at least it’s not featured, even in the media. You do something superpositive and the media’s not paying attention to that. It’s wild, wack. We are really proud of it. Our kids are flourishing. They’re beautiful. And it’s a constant process for us. We talk. We support one another. We build.”
On when she realized she was a grown woman: “The thing that comes to my mind is when I gave birth to Egypt, my first son. I went to visit my mama and my ‘auntie,’ who has known my mother for a billion years. I was introducing her to the baby, and I’ll never forget the first thing she said to me: ‘Oh, you got your big-girl panties on now.’ She was right. Prior to that moment, I would have definitely not had my big-girl panties on. I remember it was like a real transition.”
On her dreams: “First I want to be healthy. I want to be healthy, like for real, like spiritually healthy, emotionally healthy. I want my family to be healthy. I want it to be ingrained in all of us, our power and richness and potential. I really want that in the same way I want to feel fulfilled. Not because I have a lot of things or because something went the way I wished it would, but because I’m genuinely fulfilled. So that’s a big wish for me.”
For more from Alicia, head to Essence.com.
