Yesterday was mother's day and a lot of celebrities took to social media to celebrate the joy of motherhood.
First time mum Tyra Banks shared a very touching message:
Veteran nigerian actress Omotola shared a photo of herself pregnant:
Kim Khardashian woke up to orchestral music and roomfull of roses:
And US President Barack Obama wrote an inspiring note to mothers. Read below:
"To all the moms out there, Happy Mother's Day! I will always be grateful to my mom for instilling in me a sense that I could do anything if I worked for it - even become the President of the United States. Doing right by our kids is the most important work there is. That's why I want to take a little extra time to say thank you to Michelle and to her mother for the extraordinary and selfless way they have raised, looked after, and loved our girls.
I'm lucky to have lived my life surrounded by such remarkable women. To whomever that person is in your life, be sure to say thanks. Say I love you. And let's make sure we show that gratitude and appreciation throughout the year. Because no one deserves thanks more than our moms."
Veteran nigerian actress Omotola shared a photo of herself pregnant:
Kim Khardashian woke up to orchestral music and roomfull of roses:
And US President Barack Obama wrote an inspiring note to mothers. Read below:
"To all the moms out there, Happy Mother's Day! I will always be grateful to my mom for instilling in me a sense that I could do anything if I worked for it - even become the President of the United States. Doing right by our kids is the most important work there is. That's why I want to take a little extra time to say thank you to Michelle and to her mother for the extraordinary and selfless way they have raised, looked after, and loved our girls.
I'm lucky to have lived my life surrounded by such remarkable women. To whomever that person is in your life, be sure to say thanks. Say I love you. And let's make sure we show that gratitude and appreciation throughout the year. Because no one deserves thanks more than our moms."
