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Nia Long Unveils Her Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Nia Long has unveiled her Hollywood Walk of Fame star, celebrating a remarkable career spanning film, television, and entertainment. The actress received the 2,857th star during a ceremony held Wednesday, September 16, in Los Angeles, California.

Long received the Hollywood Walk of Fame honor in the Motion Pictures category, recognizing her contributions to cinema throughout decades. Family members, friends, former co-stars, and entertainment figures gathered to celebrate the actress during the special Hollywood ceremony.

Snoop Dogg and producer Graham King delivered speeches honoring Long and highlighting her impact across Hollywood throughout her distinguished career. Her sons and mother, Talita Long, also attended the ceremony, making the milestone an especially meaningful family celebration.

Long reflected on her journey while recognizing her mother’s important role during her early acting years and career development. The actress became emotional while thanking her mother for accompanying her to auditions and supporting her through numerous professional challenges.

Long first gained major attention through her role in John Singleton’s acclaimed 1991 film, Boyz n the Hood. She later appeared in memorable productions including Friday, Love Jones, Soul Food, and The Best Man franchise.

Television audiences also remember Long for portraying Will’s mother figure, Lisa Wilkes, on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Her recent work includes Michael, where she portrayed Katherine Jackson in the successful biographical film about Michael Jackson.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame honor arrives after Long continued expanding her work across film and television projects. Snoop Dogg, a longtime friend, joined the celebration and praised Long’s enduring cultural influence during the ceremony.

Long’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star now stands at 6150 Hollywood Boulevard, permanently marking her contribution to entertainment history.

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