Alicia Keys, Swizz Beatz and His Ex Mashonda Spent Time Together with Their Kids on Mother's Day

Swizz Beats held an intimate Mother's Day celebration with Alicia Keys and his ex-wife Mashonda as they spent time together with all of their children.

Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz's ex-wife Mashonda Tifrere have come along since Mashonda appeared on "Love & Hip Hop" in 2011.

At the time she alleged, Swizz had left for her for Alicia shortly after the birth of their son, Kasseem Jr. Despite writing a song called "Dirty Laundry." They have made amends and created a healthy blended family.

In an interview with

Mashonda revealed that she and Alicia have looked past the drama and have a "sisterhood." For Mother's Day, they came together with their children, and in a heartfelt message, she

"I want to show extreme gratitude to my baby's other mother. [Alicia] thank you so much for holding this child close to your heart and supporting him."

In the photo, Kasseem Jr. stood in the back, embracing both women, while Alicia's sons Egypt and Genesis displayed joyful smiles as they posed in the middle.

Mashonda shared another post in which she expressed her adoration for her son and said, "My heart…You're kind and gentle, strong, and brave. Humble and resilient. I'm so proud of you! Thank you for making me A Mother."

Not to be outdone by the women in his life, Swizz also shared a sweet Mother's Day message and shared rarely seen family pictures. In his caption, he said:

"Happy super Mother's Day to this super Queen. Thank you for everything you do it's beyond out of this world. Love you keep shinning Goddess."

In a video, Alicia shared as she wished all the women around the world a Happy Mother's Day. She was pictured on the beach with her blended family surrounding her.

In her message, she made a special note to Ahmaud Arbery's family and revealed that she ran over two miles in his honor that day. She sent her love to his family and said they were in her thoughts.

According to CNN, Alicia has joined celebrities, including Jay Z, Yo Gotti, and Meek Mill, in signing a letter that is demanding immediate justice for Ahmaud.

They are rallying behind the family of the 25-year-old, who was killed by two men while jogging in Brunswick, Georgia.