Ashanti and Nelly shock the audience at the annual concert with their remix of the song “Baby”

Ashanti and Nelly Their happy glow was shining through at his annual black and white party on Sunday! The couple is about a week away from their home First wedding anniversary On December 27th. And let’s make it clear that their love still feels as fresh as the day Nelly crossed the Verzuz live stage for a hug three years ago! To crown the evening, the couple surprised their guests with a remix of her song “Baby.”

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Ashanti and Nelly raise the ball with a hot performance

The couple and their guests traveled to Nelly’s hometown, St. Louis, for the charity event. This year, proceeds will go to the Lux Meetup Reports indicate Make-A-Wish Foundation and Harris-Stowe State University Scholarships.

Just last month, Ashanti and Nelly’s story went viral Their combined performance In celebration of his fiftieth birthday. Over the weekend, the couple stepped out in their holiday best. The new mother looked stunning in a sparkling, full-length gown with long sleeves and a high neck. Meanwhile, Papa Nelly appeared in an all-black suit and thin-rimmed glasses.

At one point on the microphone, Ashanti started singing her famous song “Baby,” but changed the words to say: “We made baby, baby, baby, baby.” Nelly joined in on background vocals and the announcement. They sang the words, even pressing their heads together at one point. They danced, laughed and looked like they were happily in love!

At that moment, the sounds of the ball and the comments on social media exploded! On The Shade Room’s IG page, the clip garnered nearly 10,000 comments in less than 24 hours.

Here’s who else showed up at Nelly’s event

As usual, the event held in the rapper’s hometown featured some of hip-hop’s biggest hitmakers in the building, from Bow Wow to Jermaine Dupri and Ne-Yo. They all took to the stage, but there were also celebrities in the audience, from hit writer Brian Michael Cox to Metro Boomin. The producer is also an STL native.

Speaking of indigenous people, at the annual gala, Nelly & The St. Lunatics Key City St. Louis. “Yes, that thing is right, and it’s heavy too.” These were Nelly’s first words after receiving the trophy.