Sheryl Lee Ralph’s ‘Abbott Elementary’ co-stars cheer her on at Super Bowl: Photos

sheryl lee ralph You are lucky to have such a special TV family! by sheryl Abbott Elementary co-stars Brunson farm AND lisa ann walter both were at the Super Bowl on Feb. 12 supporting 66-year-old Sheryl, who sang the black national anthem as the game began. Quinta, 33, and Lisa, 59, snapped an adorable photo together in the audience as Sheryl sang “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” Both Quinta and Lisa proudly wore Eagles jerseys to support the hometown of their hit TV show!

Let’s go there #birds! #JalenDueleLasPiernas
#Superbowl pic.twitter.com/2BDwOSNGWF

—Lisa Ann Walter (@LisaAnnWalter) February 13, 2023

Lisa shared the Photography dela and de Quinta on Twitter. “Cabin knocks on the door to see Sheryl! @sherylleeralph @quintab @abbottelementary represents,” Lisa wrote in the photo caption. father trap The actress also posted a selfie of herself in the game’s stands.

After her performance, Sheryl shared a video on Twitter thanking all of her fans. “I’m here at the Super Bowl and I feel great. Thanks for all your great tweets and comments on my rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing”. Today marks 123 years. Thank you all for coming together at a time when we all need to unite,” she said. Sheryl also said: “Thank you all for understanding. Some never will, some always will. God bless us all and unity. We will fight and advance until we achieve victory.”

I am very grateful to all of you! #Superbowl #RaiseAllVoicesandSing pic.twitter.com/aQ10IrUQMN

—sheryl lee ralph (@thesherylralph) February 13, 2023

Before the show, Sheryl spoke about the importance of singing the black national anthem. “I love that the NFL has chosen to go all out this year to work for diversity and inclusion, to include the Black National Anthem along with the American National Anthem, along with one of the best songs of all time. times. ‘God bless America.'” he said hollywood life EXCLUSIVELY days before the presentation. “It’s a beautiful moment.” the Waterbury, CT native also said. Her appearance comes after she earned her first EMMY award just a few months ago in September 2021 in the Best Supporting Actress category for Abbott Elementarymaking her the first black woman to do so at 35 years.

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