Shakira’s sons are growing up fast—and their latest public outing proved just that.
The superstar made a rare red carpet appearance with Milan, 12, and Sasha, 10, at the Zootopia 2 premiere in Los Angeles on Nov. 13, turning the family outing into a coordinated fashion moment. The 48-year-old artist and her boys—whom she shares with ex Gerard Piqué—showed up in matching shades of lavender.
Shakira, who reprises her role as Gazelle in the animated sequel, stunned in a long-sleeve, high-neck gown paired with coordinating heels. Milan and Sasha echoed her look with lavender suits and bow ties, keeping the trio perfectly in sync.
The outing is far from the first time Shakira has brought her sons along for a major event. Earlier this year, they supported her at the 2025 Grammys, where she earned the trophy for Best Latin Pop Album.
"I want to share this award with my kids, Milan and Sasha, who are here with me," Shakira said in her speech after Jennifer Lopez presented her with the award. "I'm so proud of you guys, of your kind hearts."
From the audience, the boys blew kisses to their mom—wearing matching metallic silver suit jackets—while she continued, "Thank you so much for supporting me the way you do. I love you."
Shakira has often spoken about what her children mean to her, even dedicating her 2023 track “Acróstico” to them. And sometimes her sons get to join her onstage, including at her Miami concert in June.
"My heart melts every time I see them on that screen and I hear their little voices," she told the BBC during a backstage interview at the time. "They're just everything to me. They're my engine and the reason why I'm alive. So having them every night on stage, it's just such a precious moment."
She hopes the commitment they see from her will inspire them as well.
"The biggest lesson that they probably can learn from me is how hard I work and that nothing comes easy," Shakira told Entertainment Tonight at the 2025 Grammys. "Everything is the result of discipline and commitment and that's one of the things I want to teach them."