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Lauryn Hill and her children are taking the spotlight in a new high-profile fashion campaign.
The iconic singer partners with several of her children for the Spring/Summer 2026 collection from Denim Tears, offering a rare glimpse into her family life as part of a significant brand launch.
The campaign showcases Hill alongside her children—Selah Marley, YG Marley, Sara Marley, John Nesta Marley, and Micah Hill.
Captured in striking black-and-white photography, the images present Hill and her family in a minimalist setting, allowing the denim apparel to be the focal point.
The eagerly anticipated collection will be available online starting April 17 at 11 a.m. ET. Additionally, early access will be granted in-store beginning April 16 at African Diaspora Goods in New York and at the brand’s Atlanta residency at Lenox Square.
Hill has six children in all. She shares five children with Rohan Marley — Zion, Joshua, John, Selah, and Sara . She welcomed her youngest son, Micah, in 2021.
Her experience as a young mother, particularly during the height of her career, became a defining part of her story and inspired her song “To Zion,”.
In a 1999 interview with The Guardian, she said, “That song is about the revelation that my son was to me. I had always made decisions for other people, making everybody else happy, and once I had him that was really the first decision that was unpopular for me…And it was the best decision that I could have ever made because I’m the happiest and healthiest that I have ever been.”
Hill continues to balance her career with motherhood. She recently returned to Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey, for the 2nd Annual gMAC Harlem Renaissance Fashion Show, where her daughter Sara Marley took on a hosting role. The event raised funds for scholarships, college visits, and academic enrichment.
“This was a wonderful event,” Hill said after the show.
She then introduced her daughter, adding, “This is my daughter, Sara Marley, for those who don’t know. She was a wonderful, fabulous host. This was a wonderful event. We should have done this every year!”