VH1's "Dear Mama" Special 2018

Spotted: Gabrielle Union, Diddy & Colin Kaepernick Celebrate Their Moms For VH1’s 3rd Annual ‘Dear Mama’ Special - Page 10

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VH1’s 3rd Annual “Dear Mama: A Love Letter to Moms” brought celeb star power to L.A.’s Ace Hotel.

Seen on the scene were Diddy and his mom Janice Combs…

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as well as the entire Combs brood and Diddy’s longtime love Cassie.

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Colin Kaepernick also brought out his mom Teresa Kaepernick, dad Rick Kaepernick, and his girlfriend Nessa…

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while Gabrielle Union’s date was her mom Theresa Union.

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The Mother’s Day special hosted by Anthony Anderson and La La Anthony airs Monday, May 7 at 9/8c on VH1.
This year Diddy, Colin Kaepernick, and Gabby will honor their moms for their support throughout their careers. Additional honorees will be announced soon.

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Jackie Christie brought her basketball wives cakes out.

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Lauren London was also in attendance.

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Jhene Aiko brought her daughter Namiko.

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Bobby Brown brought his children, wife, and mother in law out…

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Teyana Taylor’s momager was her date.

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Basketball Wives Tami Roman and Malaysia Pargo also attended.

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La La brought her mom as her date.

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