Sheryl Crow had an extra-special companion by her side at the 19th ACM Honors. The 64-year-old singer stepped onto the red carpet with her 16-year-old son, Levi, giving fans a rare glimpse of the teenager who usually stays away from the spotlight.
According to People, the proud mom looked delighted as she posed beside him ahead of the ceremony. The appearance offered a sweet reminder that, despite decades of awards, hit songs, and major career milestones, Sheryl Crow has often described motherhood as one of the most meaningful parts of her life.
Sheryl Crow Brings Son Levi to the ACM Honors
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Crow attended the Aug. 19 event to present Eric Church with the ACM Lifting Lives Award. For the occasion, she wore black leather pants with a spaghetti-strap top featuring a fringed front. Levi kept things casual in khaki pants and a pink polo shirt as he posed alongside his mom and another guest.
Levi is the younger of Crow’s two sons. The singer adopted her eldest, Wyatt, as a newborn in 2007 and welcomed Levi through adoption in 2010. Both boys have occasionally joined their mom at major events. In November 2023, they stood proudly beside her when she entered the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, turning one of her biggest professional achievements into a family celebration.
Her Sons Keep the Rock Star Grounded
During her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame speech, Crow said Wyatt and Levi had brought unmatched love and joy into her life. Despite her fame, the boys keep her humble, with Crow joking in 2024 that they sometimes find her “cringey.” Their family life also inspires her music, including “Alarm Clock,” which partly came from her shared dislike of early mornings with Levi.
The family has also shared a few memorable public moments. Earlier this year, Crow posted photos from a December Vatican visit, where she and both sons met Pope Leo XIV during the Vatican Christmas Concert. For longtime fans, seeing Sheryl Crow with her teenage sons reveals another side of the Grammy winner—one shaped as much by motherhood as music.