Looking like Mom's Twin, Lauryn Hill's Daughter Slays At Sweet 16 Birthday Bash in NYC

Lauryn Hill’s family knows how to throw one hell of a party. Her daughter, Sara Marley, looked stunning as she celebrated her Sweet 16 at the Cipriani Ballroom in New York City. She is the daughter of the legendary singer and Rohan Marley.

The theme was roaring ‘20s and the lady of the hour donned a breathtaking, floor-length white Galia Lahav gown. Later in the evening, she switched into a short Lahav dress as the party really got started. To make the look even more memorable, she added stranders of pearls and a feather boa.

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The company’s official website stated: “Sara’s choice of Galia Lahav wasn’t just a fashion statement; it was a powerful nod to her family’s rich artistic heritage. Her mother, Lauryn Hill, is a musical icon known for her groundbreaking style, while her grandfather, Bob Marley, was a reggae legend whose influence on fashion remains undeniable.

“Sara, with her vibrant spirit and effortless elegance, seems poised to carry on this legacy in her own unique way.” Photographer Irma Mchedlishvili also shared several images from the party.

Marley’s parents were present as well and wore suits with bow-ties. Hill famously has five kids — Zion, Selah, Joshua, John and Sara — Rohan. She also has a son named Micah. Last year, Hill performed at Mary J. Blige’s Strength of a Woman festival in Atlanta.

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