Usher's Teen Sons Share Special Moments from Super Bowl 2024 as They Witnessed Dad's Iconic Halftime Show
Usher's teen sons took in the sights and sounds at the big game
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Ludacris, Usher, Lil Jon, Jermaine Dupri, and will.i.am on stage during the Super Bowl halftime show.Usher celebrated a big moment in his career with his favorite people.
The Super Bowl LVIII halftime performer, 45, hung out with his family ahead of the electrifying performance, as seen in photos shared by sons Naviyd Ely, 15, and Usher “Cinco” V, 16, on their respective Instagram pages.
"Im actually just here for the concert 🤷🏾♂️," Naviyd joked in his caption, while his brother said he wished it was Lamar Jackson taking the field.
Usher was seen ahead of his performance with new wife Jenn Goicoechea. While son Sire Castrello, 2½, wasn't spotted in the photos, daughter Sovereign Bo, 3½, was seen in one of her big brother's videos from the day.
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Usher and familyRelated: Usher Reveals His Kids Have Been Giving Him 'Tons of Notes' Ahead of Super Bowl Halftime Performance
In September, Usher shared a sweet video on TikTok in which he showcased his dance moves alongside all four of his kids.
In the clip, the "Good Good" singer and his kids stand near each other as they groove to "Wassup Gwayy" by FamousSally & YB. He added at the top of the video, "When they ask you to bring your kids to work..." and wrote at the bottom, "Our honest reaction."
"My Twinnem," he captioned the video.
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Usher with sons Cinco and NaviydUsher has previously shared that his kids “don’t care” about his fame.
"My boys, they enjoy it. I have one son, Cinco, who does not like to be called Usher, who tries to get away from it," he told Tamron Hall in 2020. "Then another son, Naviyd, who really loves entertainment.”
Naviyd, who was 13 at the time, had been watching Usher’s Las Vegas residency shows and offering his father some constructive feedback, he revealed.
"Not only does he watch my show, but he gives me critiques," Usher said. "He's like, 'You missed this thing, you didn't do this thing.' And I'm like, 'Yeah that's the point. It's not supposed to be the same every night.’”
He added that he doesn't mind the comments. "If it's inspiration for him, then great. And if it's making him feel compelled to be creative, then great."
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