Queen Latifah cheers for Team USA at Paris 2024 Olympics with son Rebel

PARIS, FRANCE: Rapper actress Queen Latifah made a rare family outing as she cheered for Team USA at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The 54-year-old was snapped with her young son Rebel, while the two supported the United States swimming team on Monday, July 29.

Queen Latifah cheers US Team with son Rebel

The little one donned a Lakers jersey and a white head headband, while his talented mom waved an American Flag from the stands.

Queen Latifah shares her son with partner Eboni Nichols, per People.

Talking about her son during the BET Lifetime Achievement Award in 2021, the ‘Just Another Day’ singer said in her closing speech, "Eboni, my love. Rebel, my love. Happy Pride.”

The artist likes to keep it private when it comes to her family, "I will probably be six months pregnant before anyone knows about it and I won’t talk about the baby until after it’s born," she told SF Gate in 2008.

Fans praised Queen Latifah for supporting US Team at Paris 2024 Olympics

Several fans took to social media to laud Queen Latifah for taking her son to the Paris Olympics. Many liked how she still carries herself at her present age.  

One person wrote on X, "🥰🇺🇸🏀💪🏻 This woman has not aged! I watched the Bone Collector today (one of my favorite movies she’s been in) and she looks exactly the same. And the movie was made 25 years ago!"

"This is what it’s about! So happy to see Queen Latifah spreading positivity and cheering our folks on 🇺🇸❤️🥇," a second wrote.

Another shared, "I love her!!! She’s out there looking like a mom that brings orange slices and cookies and Capri Sun to cheer her kids team on!!! She truly is the Queen we deserve!!! ❤️❤️❤️."

"Someone tell Queen Latif to hop back on set cuz I need that new season of equalizer like yesterday," one user wrote. 

"This reminds me of her movie she did, 'Just Wright'. She is such a Gem. A true fan. We love you Queen Latifah! 👏🏼😍," another commented.

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