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Shaquille O'Neal and Stephen Curry's mothers, Lucille O'Neal andSonya Curry, have teamed up for a heartwarming new show, "Raising Fame." The show aims to spotlight the efforts and challenges of mothers raising children who go on to achieve greatness. Their recent appearance on the TODAY show revealed just how close these NBA families are.
During their TODAY set visit, Lucille and Sonya were surprised with touching video messages from their famous sons. Steph Curry kicked things off, expressing heartfelt gratitude. "Hi, Ma. I just want to say congratulations on the new show. Just want to say thank you for all that you have done for me, Seth, Sydel, and our whole family. We're forever grateful for your influence in our lives. Just want to say we love you," Steph shared, showcasing his deep appreciation for his mother.
Shaquille O'Neal followed with his signature charm, making sure his message was equally memorable. "Good morning, Mommy. Thank you for being a loving, super fabulous, intelligent, beautiful, and positive role model in the lives of not just me, but our entire family. I can't say thank you enough, so I'm going to say it five times in a row: thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you... Hi, Mrs. Curry. Love you, too!" Shaq's playful yet sincere words brought smiles all around.
Inside "Raising Fame": The mothers behind the NBA legends
The show, "Raising Fame," delves into the unique parenting experiences of celebrity mothers. Sonya Curry, who was once a teacher, and Lucille O'Neal, a staunch advocate for education, bring their wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. "I want people, that watch the show, to realize that parenting, first of all, does not come with any instructions," Mrs. O'Neal emphasized. The show promises candid conversations and valuable insights from these incredible women.
Both mothers reflected on their sons' tributes with joy. "I just love 'em," Sonya Curry remarked, her pride evident. Lucille added with a laugh, "I keep telling Shaquille something, I say, 'Your mama's not a saint.' He keeps saying, 'You're fab,' and all this. Well, your mama's not a saint." Their warmth and honesty promise to make "Raising Fame" a relatable and engaging watch.
The show will feature Lucille and Sonya, along with other celebrity parents, sharing meals and stories. Their goal is to provide a platform where they can discuss the real challenges and triumphs of raising children who go on to become stars.