Terry Crews' speech provides 'beautiful moment' after TV star lays mom to rest

RHOC’s Lydia McLaughlin is opening up about the “beautiful moment” Terry Crews gave a speech after she laid her mom to rest. She promised to make her late mother proud after her death.

The Real Housewives of Orange County alum, Lydia McLaughlin, attended a Nobleman event for Newport Beach Film Festival shortly after her mother’s funeral. Terry Crews gave a speech she’ll never forget.

Terry Crews delivers ‘beautiful moment’

Terry Crews delivered an impactful speech after Lydia McLaughlin laid her mom to rest. She described the moment as “beautiful” before talking to the actor personally and taking a photo together.

He said, “I can feel my mother’s spirit right now. My mother passed away in 2015 and she was a champion of my arts.” Lydia caught the vulnerable speech on camera, as it truly touched her heart.

She wrote on her Instagram Story, “This was such a God wink for me having @terrycrews say this after just laying my mom to rest. What a beautiful moment,” reposting Mich Minas’ video.

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RHOC’s Lydia McLaughlin lays mom to rest

Lydia, who announced her mother had passed away a week ago, declared on her Story, “Love you mom,” sharing a photo with her son. She then wrote, “My mom was my best friend. She was my favorite.”

“She was our world. I am so thankful to be her daughter. I feel so close to the Lord through this journey, and I have no doubt she is throwing glitter in heaven. My heart is broken she isn’t with us anymore.”

The RHOC alum’s mother battled breast cancer for many years. “She actually found out the end of my filming season 12 of RHOC and the producers knew and were very kind to us,” McLaughlin added.

Lydia continued, “She lived two years longer than her doctors expected. She experienced a miracle during her battle. She was very private about being sick, she never wanted that to be part of her identity.”

“She is the strongest person I’ve ever met and I have learned so much walking with her through this journey. Having 3 kids that are broken-hearted, I can see so clearly they are all hurt,” she added.

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