Tracee Ellis Rossis once again taking the AMAs stage withstyle and grace.On Wednesday, Dick Clark Productions announced theblack-ishstar, 45, will return to the2018 American Music Awardsfor the second consecutive year as the night’s host, as well as an executive producer.“SO NICE, I’M DOING IT TWICE,” Rossrevealed in a poston herInstagram, highlighting hermany fabulous outfit changesfrom last year’s show.The 2017 AMAs were a Ross family affair, with the actress’ mother, Motown legendDiana Ross, taking to thestage for double duty. Not only did she perform, but the “Endless Love” singer also received the Lifetime Achievement Award with her entire family in tow — as well as longtime friendsSmokey Robinsonand Motown founder Berry Gordy.Chris Polk/AMA2017/Getty Images for dcpThe 2018 American Music Awards will broadcast live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Oct. 9 at 8:00pm EST on ABC.
Tracee Ellis Rossis once again taking the AMAs stage withstyle and grace.
On Wednesday, Dick Clark Productions announced theblack-ishstar, 45, will return to the2018 American Music Awardsfor the second consecutive year as the night’s host, as well as an executive producer.
“SO NICE, I’M DOING IT TWICE,” Rossrevealed in a poston herInstagram, highlighting hermany fabulous outfit changesfrom last year’s show.
The 2017 AMAs were a Ross family affair, with the actress’ mother, Motown legendDiana Ross, taking to thestage for double duty. Not only did she perform, but the “Endless Love” singer also received the Lifetime Achievement Award with her entire family in tow — as well as longtime friendsSmokey Robinsonand Motown founder Berry Gordy.
Chris Polk/AMA2017/Getty Images for dcp
The 2018 American Music Awards will broadcast live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Oct. 9 at 8:00pm EST on ABC.
source: people.com
