As we reported in November, multi-hyphenate diva Kelly Rowland is flexing her pen game once again courtesy of the new children’s book, ‘Always with You, Always with Me.’
Having previously won rave reviews for authorship for her inaugural publication ‘Whoa, Baby!: A Guide for New Moms Who Feel Overwhelmed and Freaked Out (and Wonder What the #*$& Just Happened,’ the 41-year-old is following with ‘Always’ – a ‘loving ode to modern motherhood’ co-written by Jessica McKay and illustrated by Fanny Liem.
Ahead of its arrival to shelves April 26, the mom-of-two made headlines for another venture dedicated to the empowerment of children.
Look inside for highlights from her time at Disney’s Dreamers Academy.
One of many stars tapped to serve as an Ambassador for the Disney Dreamers Academy at its 15th anniversary, Rowland took to Walt Disney World March 3-6 to mentor 100 young Black students and teens about career awareness and “enrichment opportunities.”
Sharing insights and stories about her professional journey with the hopeful youngsters, the GRAMMY winner was joined by award-winning Gospel singer Kierra Sheard, inspirational R&B recording artist Mali Music, actress Faithe Herman, ‘King Richard’ star Demi Singleton, and more.
“Mentorship is an experience I treasure, and the opportunity to invest my time into these students is incredible. I’m excited to work with them and watch how they grow throughout the program,” Rowland shared in a statement.
Look below to see photos from her eventful weekend.
That’s bae!!!!
Her thinking process is always fascinating, and she has so much glamour and class, if she is able to transition it in to music she will become a greater Artist. The Lyrical content of her music is really often weak. Sometimes she tries to talk about stuff like in dirty laundry, but she needs to step up a game in music.
I actually dedicated “Lay It On Me” to my man on Valentine Days while he dedicated “The Baddest” by Yung Bleu. 😍
Kelly has bops for every occasion, including her collaborations. Y’all stay asleep on Kelly because of that Beyonce sorcery.
Beyonce told you b*tches to bow down & y’all still stan.
Chiiiiile!
There’s something about her. her music and popularity always seems to come back around like a boomerang when it’s time to
We need new music.
The EP was so good, I hope we get a full album in that lane.
Yesssss the EP was actually really good, except for that monotonous ‘Black Magic’