Their parents are some of the biggest stars in the world - but these celebrity children almost stole the show at the 2025 Grammys
The 2025 Grammy Awards was a star-studded evening attended by some of the biggest names in the music industry.
The industry's night of nights was attended by the likes of Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Lainey Wilson.
On the night, Beyoncé made history and also won Album of the Year for the very first time, Shakira was honoured with Best Latin Pop Album and Alicia Keys accepted the Dr. Dre Global Impact award.
But as the trio accepted their awards, they were almost upstaged by their children who almost adorably stole the show at the event as they supported their famous parents.
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As Beyoncé accepted Album of the Year, daughter Blue Ivy Carter, 13, sweetly graced the stage with her. Los Angeles Times via Getty Imag
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As Beyoncé accepted the coveted award for Album of the Year for Cowboy Carter, her daughter Blue Ivy Carter, 13, sweetly graced the stage with her and gave her mother a big hug to help celebrate the feat.
Blue Ivy wore a blue ballgown and a diamond necklace to the event.
Blue Ivy wore a blue ballgown and a diamond necklace to the event. CBS
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Shakira won Best Latin Pop Album and also put on a show-stopping performance on the night.
Before taking to the stage, she cuddled sons Milan, 12, and Sasha, 10, who were adorably dressed in matching silver suits and black bowties, to cheers from the crowd as she accepted her award.
"I want to share this award with my kids, Milan and Sasha, who are here with me," she sweetly said in her speech.
Shakira won Best Latin Pop Album and shared the award with her sons. Courtesy: CBS/Recording Academy
She added to her sons, who she shares with former Spanish footballer Gerard Piqué.
"I'm so proud of you guys, of your kind hearts. Thank you so much for supporting me the way you do. I love you."
"Thank you so much for supporting me the way you do. I love you." Courtesy: CBS/Recording Academy
If I Ain't Got You singer Alicia Keys, 44, was joined by her family, sons Egypt, 14, and Genesis, 10, and husband Swizz Beatz at the event, with the clan enjoying a family night at music's night of nights.
As the hitmaker graced the stage for her award, she held hands with one of her boys, who was dressed in a suit and sunglasses.
"DEI [diversity, equity and inclusion] is not a threat, it's a gift," Keys said in her acceptance speech as Queen Latifah presented her the award.
Alicia Keys was joined by her family at the event. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for The Recording Academy
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