Drake Salutes His Mom On Mother’s Day

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Drake Salutes His Mom On Mother's Day

Drake has paid an emotional tribute to his mom, Sandra Graham, on Mother’s Day.

Alongside several pictures of his mom, Drake wrote a fitting salute to the woman that raised him.

He said: “It’s solely because of your relentless dedication that we are all here in this current day life setting. You kept 30 or so young men on the right path since 2007 and encouraged us to take care of each other which prompted us to form a new family that allowed us to become providers and bring joy and peace of mind back to the homes we all started at.”

The 6 God added: “Happy Mother’s Day from all the guys…to the kindest and most nurturing woman on earth. Forever Sandra’s Rose.”

It’s not the first time Drake has done a public tribute to his mother.

Back in 2023, during a performance in New York, Drizzy rapped “Look What You’ve Done” while sat next to his mother on a couch in the middle of the stage.

The song, which appears on his 2011 album Take Care, is dedicated to his mother, Sandra Graham, along with his uncle, Steve.

“They love your son, man, that boy gone/ You get the operation you dreamed of/ And I finally send you to Rome/ And get to make good on my promise/ It all worked out, girl, we should’ve known/ ‘Cause you deserve it,” he rapped.

Drake and his mother then shared a hug, before Graham could be seen welling up at the touching tribute — prompting cheers from the adoring crowd.

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The Canadian superstar also has a tattoo dedicated to his mother.

In 2022, Los Angeles-based tattoo artist NAL shared a video of Drizzy getting his mom’s initials, “SG,” tatted under his left eye.

Drizzy also took to Instagram on Thursday to show off the ink with a close-up photo, simply writing his mom’s name in the caption along with a love heart emoji.

The tattoo for his mom joins a portrait of his father, Dennis Graham, that he got on his arm in 2014.

Sandra Graham also got dragged into her son’s feud with Kendrick Lamar after the Compton rapper addressed her directly on “Meet the Grahams”.

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