Alicia Keys Honors Her Mothеr with Heartfelt Tribute as They Accept Award Togеther at Gala

She was raised by her single mother, who supported her pursuit of dreams.

Like mother, like daughter: Alicia and her mother Terria seen together in October 2015

Alicia Keys expressed gratitude to Terria Joseph as they attended the Harlem School of the Arts gala in New York, acknowledging her pivotal role in her success.

Shine bright like a diamond! Alicia sparkled in a silver encrusted corset top

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Alicia thanked her mother for her unwavering support, recalling moments of listening to Ella Fitzgerald and Dinah Wɑshington on vinyl and her mother’s dedication to providing for their family.

Red hot: The singer paired her showstopping top with black silky trousers, strappy heels and lots of diamonds

At the gala, Alicia was honored with a visionary award, which she dedicated to her mother, highlighting her instrumental role in shaping her life and career.

After party: The actress also shared a photo on Instagram of her posing at home after the gala, covered in stickers, thanks to her son

Alicia dazzled in a silver encrusted corset top paired with black silky trousers and strappy heels, accentuated with bold red lips and nails, and shimmering silver eye makeup.

Peace and love: The musician recently gave a surprise performance at Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn to celebrate their newly launched Music X Technology program

While she hasn’t released new music since her 2012 album “Girl on Fire,” Alicia has been actively engaged in motherhood, raising her two sons and supporting her stepchildren with husband Swizz Beatz.

ALICIA KEYS, MOM AND SON ATTEND HARLEM SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 50TH ANNIVERSARY  EVENT

After the gala, Alicia shared a candid moment at home with her son, covered in superhero stickers, showcasing the joy of motherhood and family.

Alicia surprised students at Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn with a performance, expressing her admiration for their talent and dedication to the arts.