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    Shakira Turns Her World Tour Into a Family Celebration With Her Two Sons by Her Side

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 2 Mins Read

    Shakira shared a heartfelt moment with fans after bringing her two sons onstage during a tour stop in Buenos Aires.

    On Wednesday, December 10, the 48-year-old superstar performed in Argentina as part of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour — and surprised the crowd by inviting Milan, 12, and Sasha, 10, to join her. After the show, she posted a touching message on Instagram, describing the experience as “magical.”

    “Buenos Aires, thank you for a moment we’ll keep forever,” she wrote in Spanish. “Singing with my children and watching them express the music they carry inside — while seeing entire families in the audience singing and hugging — was truly magical. ❤️❤️❤️”

    Onstage, Milan and Sasha stood proudly beside their mom wearing matching powder-blue suits, coordinating with Shakira’s gown as they performed together.

    Last month, Shakira walked the red carpet with her sons at the Zootopia 2 premiere in Hollywood, where all three appear in the film. Shakira reprises her role as Gazelle, while Milan and Sasha voice two of Judy Hopps’ younger brothers.

    Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Shakira said the boys recorded their scenes alongside her:
    “Oh my God, I drool over them. They know that. They weren’t shy at all — they were spontaneous, and recording with them was easy.”

    Both boys said they’d love to keep acting.
    “Yeah, tons,” Sasha replied.
    “Of course,” Milan added. “It was a great experience.”

    Shakira’s sons have been by her side at major moments this year, including the 2025 Grammy Awards. They wore matching silver tuxedos as they walked hand in hand with their mom on the red carpet.

    Later that night, as Shakira won Best Latin Pop Album, the boys wrapped her in big hugs before she headed to the stage. In her acceptance speech, she made sure to thank them directly:

    “I want to share this award with my kids, Milan and Sasha, who are here with me. I’m so proud of you — of your kind hearts. Thank you for supporting me the way you do. I love you.”

    Her sons blew her kisses from the audience, closing out another sweet family moment.

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