Addison Rae’s mum Sheri Nicole Easterling turned up to the MTV Video Music Awards last night (Sunday 28 August) as Yung Gravy’s date – sending the internet wild when they smooched on the red carpet.
Easterling, 42, is the mother of social media sensation Addison Rae, having also carved out her own fanbase online with more than one million followers on Instagram and a whopping 14.2 million on TikTok.
She arrived at yesterday’s VMAs with none other than 26-year-old US rapper Yung Gravy, whose real name is Matthew Hauri – who had previously got into a public feud with her estranged husband, Monty Lopez.
The pair walked the red carpet together and spoke to press about their unexpected ‘connection’, with Yung Gravy referring to his date as the ‘queen of the MILFs’.
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The pair also took a moment to share a passionate kiss in front of the cameras, sending jaws dropping on social media.
Speaking to MTV, Yung Gravy said: “We met online and we connected right away.
“You know, I’m from the farthest north it gets and she’s from the farthest south it gets. I’m into MILFs and she’s kind of the queen of MILFs, so I figured it was just the perfect match.”
When asked how she felt about being at the VMAs with Yung Gravy, Sheri Nicole replied: “I am super excited and...I’m just happy.”
Speaking about the drama on Twitter, one person wrote in shock: “YUNG GRAVY AND SHERI NICOLE IN ACTUALLY LOSING IT.”
Someone else said: “Yung Gravy is with Sheri Nicole??? Wild times.”
A third commented: “Everyone talking about Taylor album release….ummmm Sheri Nicole and Yung Gravy literally kissed guys.”
A fourth added: “I DID NOT JUST SEE YUNG GRAVY AND SHERI NICOLE KISSING.”
While a fifth also said: “Wait wdym Sheri Nicole and Yung Gravy kissed at the VMAs.”
The coveted Video of the Year award went to Taylor Swift for 'All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version)' - the release also picking up the Best Longform Video and Best Direction gongs.
Meanwhile, Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny was named Artist of the Year, BTS won Group of the Year, Billie Eilish won Best Song with 'Happier Than Ever' and the Best Collaboration went to Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow for 'Industry Baby'.
Harry Styles also took home Best Album for 'Harry's House', with single 'As It Was' also securing a couple of other nods, including Best Cinematography.
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Jess Hardiman