The “Prepared or Not” artist, 47, performed over the course of the end of the week at ONE MusicFest in Atlanta, where she played out her profound tune “To Zion” as a component of her setlist.

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The melody examines Slope’s choice to proceed with her pregnancy with Zion in 1997 as her vocation was getting.

The next year, she would deliver her notorious collection The Misdirection of Lauryn Slope.

After she completed the tune, Zion, presently 25 and a father himself, came in front of an audience to shock his mother with an embrace. He remained momentarily prior to returning behind the stage, so, all in all Slope urged the group to invite Zion and his two youngsters, 19-month-old little girl Azariah Beginning and 5-year-old child Zephaniah Nesta.

“This is my grandson Zephaniah. This is my granddaughter Azaria. This is my child, Zion,” she told the audience at the occasion.

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Later in the presentation, a portion of Slope’s different kids joined her dramatic including child John Nesta, 19, Micah, 11, and Sara, 14.

Missing from the occasion were Joshua Omaru, 20, and Selah Louise, 23.

Slope shares Zion, Selah, Joshua, John, and Sara with Rohan Marley, child of late reggae legend Weave Marley.

The R&B artist has never unveiled the character of Micah’s dad, however she has affirmed that Marley isn’t the dad.

In August 2018, the “Doo-Wop (That Thing)” hitmaker answered pundits who had been decrying her and her melodic gifts.

“I’ve stayed patient and calm for quite a while, permitting individuals to talk, hypothesize and project” she wrote in a paper distributed on Medium. “Individuals can at times mistake generosity for shortcoming and quiet for shortcoming too. At the point when this occurs, I need to make some noise.”

“The legend that I’m not permitted to play the first variants of my tunes is a fantasy (any individual who’s seen my ongoing show knows this),” she composed.

“I remix my tunes live in light of the fact that I haven’t delivered a collection in quite a long while.

It’s basically impossible that I could keep on playing similar tunes again and again for however long I’ve been performing them without some variety and investigation. I’m not a robot.”