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Amara La Negra is all about her babies. The TV personality and icon shared a touching Instagram post, featuring an adorable photo and a sweet caption on motherhood.EXCLUSIVE: Amara La Negra announces the birth of her twinsAmara la Negra reveals the identity of the father of her twinsA post shared by A M A R A "LA NEGRA" (@amaralanegraaln)The photo shows Amara holding her girls, who are adorably wearing the same outfits, matching bows and all.

Rihanna is a rule-breaker, and making a statement comes naturally to her. The singer, actress, and businesswoman is a legit fashion influencer; therefore, her maternity style is far from basic or what society considers appropriate.

baby boom is at its peak! Amara la Negra recently announced the exciting news of the birth of her babies. The actress exclusively shared her first statements with HOLA! USA since becoming a mother, revealing that she has been away from the spotlight, enjoying the first days of motherhood.

Allan Mueses, and he and Amara dated throughout the recording of the series “Love & Hip Hop Miami.” According to a variety of media outlets, Allan is from the Dominican Republic and he works in real estate in Miami. Aside from letting the world know his name, Amara shared that her babies are days away from being born. In social media, she shared a video of her girls’ sonogram, where they look ready to make their entry into the world.

Atlanta, Georgia. Paige, formerly VP and acting senior VP of A&R for the Universal/Motown Records Group, joins from her own Atlanta-based production business She’s A Movement Media Group, where she was CEO and executive producer for shows including talk show “Don’t Cancel Me with Amara La Negra” for Fuse Media and “Black Ink Crew” for VH-1.

Amara La Negra are joining the metaverse. The Latino-owned, multicultural-focused entertainment company just secured a partnership with ThetaDrop, an environmentally friendly and 100% green NFT marketplace, to launch an exclusive series of NFTs.

Love & Hip Hop Miami star Amara La Negra, 31, is getting ready for a double dose of pink! The late-night talk show host of Fuse’s Don’t Cancel Me is already over the moon with her little girls and she can’t wait for their arrival! “I’m in love with them without even meeting them yet,” Amara told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY on Nov. 19. “I can feel them kicking. I can only imagine how they’re going to look and I just am so in love.”

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorLatino-owned TV and media company Fuse Media is rolling onto the streaming battlefield with the official launch of Fuse Plus, priced at $2 per month as a standalone service and available at no extra cost to customers of participating pay-TV operators.Fuse Plus officially launches Sept. 13, after debuting in beta in June.

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Amara la Negra’s stage name is a joyous reminder of thestar’s pride in her own skin. The name translates to “love Black” or “love Black women," but it’s also a reappropriation of a label that hasn’t always been positively lobbed her way.ET recently spoke with the 29-year-old singer about her experiences with racism and colorism as an Afro-Latina, issues that have been at the forefront of her activism for years, but now feel particularly poignant.“I am a Black woman in America.

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Amid national outrage over the recent death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, thousands of people have taken the streets to protest demanding justice for Floyd and other black citizens who have died in the hands of police.Dominican-American Amara La Negra (real name: Diana de los Santos) was among the protestors who marched in solidarity with Black Lives Matter in Miami over the weekend.

Latin artists like Residente, Amara La Negra, Ricky Martin, Becky G, Luis Fonsi, Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro, among others, are speaking out after the death of George Floyd to demand justice and express their solidarity with the black community.

Amara La Negra turned her living room into "Club Amara," with a full production that included a DJ, lights, smoke and back-to-back Amara hits, for her Billboard Live At-Home concert on Tuesday (April 21).The singer-songwriter gave the ultimate at-home performance live from Miami to raise money for the Coalition for the Homeless and Downtown Women’s Center. "I miss performing.