Shakira shared a sweet moment with her rarely seen sons at the 2025 Grammys. The Hips Don't Lie hitmaker, 48, celebrated winning Best Latin Pop Album for her latest body of work 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran', at music's biggest night, which was held at LA's Crypto.com Arena on Sunday. After the superstar was presented the award by Jennifer Lopez, she turned to hug her adorable sons Milan, 12, and Sasha, 10.

She shares her boys with her ex-partner, former professional soccer player Gerard Piqué, 38, whom she split from in June 2022. The Colombian singer also made a powerful political message in her speech, dedicating her win to her 'immigrant brothers and sisters' amid President Donald Trump's plans for mass deportation. Later in the night, before the four-time Grammy winner hit the stage for a sizzling performance, she also spoke about transforming all the 'pain and anger' from her break-up into her new album.

Shakira, 48, shared a sweet moment with her rarely seen sons, Milan, 12, and Sasha, 10, at the 2025 Grammys held in Los Angeles on Sunday. The Hips Don't Lie hitmaker celebrated winning Best Latin Pop Album for her latest body of work, 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran', at music's biggest night. After scoring her Best Latin Pop Album win, the beauty graced the stage in a showstopping sheer black lace dress, with an orange bodysuit underneath.

Shakira took the prize ahead of Anitta, Kali Uchis, Kany García, and Luis Fonsi. 'Wow. This is incredible. Thank you so much,' Shakira said, as she accepted her award. 'I want to dedicate this award to all my immigrant brothers and sisters in this country. You are loved. You are worth it. I will always fight with you.'. She went on to reference her 2009 song, She Wolf, telling the audience: 'To all of those women who worked really hard every day to provide for their families, you are the true She Wolves. So this is for you too.'.

Shakira then thanked her adorable kids, who were both rocking matching silver suits for the evening. 'I want to share this award with my kids. They are here with me. 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.'. Lopez announced Shakira's win by quoting a lyric from her 2023 collaboration with Bizarrap, titled 'Music Sessions #53,' which also served as inspiration for the title of her album.

Before saying her name, Ben Affleck's ex-wife triumphantly called out 'Las mujeres ya no lloran, las mujeres facturan,' meaning 'Women no longer cry, women make money.'. The song gained massive popularity as it followed Shakira's very public and emotional separation from Piqué. After the superstar was presented the award by Jennifer Lopez, she turned to hug her adorable sons. She shares her boys with her ex-partner, former professional soccer player Gerard Piqué, 38, whom she split from in June 2022.

Later in the night, before the four-time Grammy winner hit the stage, she also spoke about transforming all the 'pain and anger' from her break-up into her new album. The doting mom shared a tender hug with her boys. After scoring her Best Latin Pop Album win, the beauty graced the stage in a sizzling sheer black lace dress, with an orange bodysuit underneath. The Colombian singer also made a powerful political message in her speech, dedicating her win to her 'immigrant brothers and sisters' amid President Donald Trump's plans for mass deportation.

'I want to dedicate this award to all my immigrant brothers and sisters in this country. You are loved. You are worth it. I will always fight with you,' she stated. 'To all of those women who worked really hard every day to provide for their families, you are the true She Wolves. So this is for you too'. Shakira then thanked her adorable kids: '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'.

Lopez announced Shakira's win by quoting a lyric from her 2023 collaboration with Bizarrap, titled 'Music Sessions #53', which also served as inspiration for the title of her album. Before saying her name, Ben Affleck's ex-wife triumphantly called out 'Las mujeres ya no lloran, las mujeres facturan,' meaning 'Women no longer cry, women make money'. Later in the evening Cuban-American superstar Gloria Estefan took to the stage to introduce Shakira before her performance.

'Last time I performed on the stage was 2007. So many things have happened since then. I've lived nine lives,' Shakira shared in a pre-recorded video. 'Looking back at the past, my career, I wouldn't change anything - all the struggles I had to go through in order to get my music played on American radio. I see that now that it's not as hard for Spanish artists to be heard. It makes me happy to have been a part of that process.'.