Monica, along with Anthony “Ant” Wilson and Laiyah Brown, made a fashionable appearance to honor Tamera “Ty” Young, who was recently inducted into the Greater Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame.
On Monday, Monica took to Instagram to share a collection of photos from the celebratory event.
One snapshot featured the singer alongside Wilson and Laiyah, all smiles outside the venue. Monica and her daughter were twinning in matching green dresses, while Wilson sported a white tuxedo jacket with black lapels, paired with black pants.
Another image captured a moment between Monica and Young as they posed next to a classic luxury car.
In the caption, Monica expressed her sentiments: “F•A•M•I•L•Y ….Unbreakable Bonds & Immeasurable Love.”
She added, “Congratulations on Your Induction @tyyoung We Love You…. #HometownHero #Family”
Young thanked Monica and her family in the comments section of the post.
“I love y’all so much. Making sure the whole family was there for my Hall of Fame induction meant the world to me. THANK YOU. 4Life,” she wrote.
Young also opened up about the honor on her own Instagram page.
“From a kid with a dream in Wilmington… to the Greater Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame,” she wrote.
“This one means more than words can explain. Wilmington didn’t just raise me, this city built me…”
She went on to thank everyone who attended the ceremony and celebrated the moment with her.
“To look out into that room and feel genuine love, support, and hometown pride… that’s a feeling I’ll never forget,” she added. “Thank you for celebrating this moment with me. Thank you for being part of the journey. The game shaped me. God carried me. And Wilmington will forever live in me.”
Young played in the WNBA for more than 10 seasons after the league selected her eighth overall in the 2008 WNBA Draft.
Monica is mom to sons Rodney “Rocko” Hill III and Romelo Hill, and daughter Laiyah Brown. Wilson also has a daughter from a previous relationship.