red table talk interview with alicia keys youtube

#Red table talk interview with alicia keys youtube series#

All About Alicia Keys's Husband, Swizz Beatz.

Alicia thanked Oprah for the observation. 'You have one of the strongest spiritual partnerships I've ever seen,' Oprah said. Oprah and Alicia also chatted about the special relationship between Alicia and her own husband, Swizz, who have been married for nearly a decade. 'And then I was reminded why she had asked me to perform: The guy who went on before me reminded us that Kobe had learned the 'Moonlight Sonata' for Vanessa, so I was there to celebrate their unbreakable bond. 'I was shaking uncontrollably and couldn't stop crying and couldn't believe this was happening, and that a wife and a mother could stand up there,' Alicia recalled. She admitted to Oprah that experience was difficult as well. But we're feeling a lot of gratitude for the little things.'Ī few weeks later at a memorial for Bryant at the Staples Center, Alicia played Beethoven's 'Moonlight Sonata' at the request of his wife, Vanessa Bryant. 'We are seeing that we are good together we have a good flow together, which could become difficult when you're always in close quarters.sometimes the things that you haven't worked through could come out. 'I find that I don't have any time personally.with the kids home and then us all together, I don't have the space that I was able to carve out before for myself.'Īll is well, however, in the Dean household, particularly between Alicia and her husband.

Alicia admitted that it's been tricky for her as well. Still, Oprah says she imagines this time is especially tough for moms, who have to be teachers, school nurses, and gym teachers all at the same time. Oprah said she loves that Alicia has been advising everyone via social media to try to keep their frequency high. I'm getting beat real bad! And we're reading every day, working out, we're doing sit ups.even Genesis is trying to get his six-pack poppin'.' 'Doing walks, bike rides, scooter rides, and Monopoly.endless nights of Monopoly. 'We're keeping our spirits high,' Alicia said, adding that she was surprised that even her 5-year-old, Genesis, understands what coronavirus is. Oprah then checked in with the singer to see how she and husband, producer/rapper Swizz Beatz, and their three children-13-year-old Kaseem, whom Swizz shares with ex-wife Mashonda Tifrere, and sons Egypt, 9, and Genesis, 5-are handling this quarantine period in their household. Oprah started off the chat by explaining the unique relationship the two women share, calling Alicia her 'mother-sister-friend,' adding that she realizes that the way she feels about Alicia must be much like how the late poet and her friend Maya Angelou felt about her. Oprah and Alicia Keys Have a Special Announcement.So the next best thing? A conversation on Facebook Live. But as Oprah explains in the interview, it was while she was on her 2020 Vision Tour with WW that she realized that they might need to cancel the event.

#Red table talk interview with alicia keys youtube series#

Happy Super Soul Sunday! For a special live edition of Oprah's conversation series with celebrities and thought leaders, Oprah sat down for a Facebook Live interview with Grammy winner Alicia Keys, from 'one living room to one piano space.'īefore the world hit pause to social distance in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, Oprah had planned an interview with Keys in March in New York City to talk about her upcoming book, More Myself, the first autobiography on Oprah's imprint, Oprah Books.

Throughout the interview, Alicia also played some of her own songs live, including 'Underdog,' and 'If I Ain't Got You.'.

During the interview, Keys also opened up about her relationship with husband Swizz Beatz, how her family is holding up during social distancing, and her moving tribute to Kobe Bryant at the 2020 Grammy's.For a special virtual edition of Super Soul Sunday, Alicia Keys joined Oprah on Facebook Live for a conversation about her upcoming book, More Myself, the first autobiography on Oprah's imprint, Oprah Books.