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iHeartRadio Music Awards 2025: Robin Thicke’s Son Julian’s Rare Red Carpet

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Robin Thicke’s teenage son Julian, who he shares with ex Paula Patton, joined his dad at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles March 17, marking his first red carpet appearance since 2023.

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The 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards were a family affair for Robin Thicke.

The “Blurred Lines” singer brought his 14-year-old son Julian Fuego, who he shares with ex-wife Paula Patton, to the March 17 event, marking the teenager’s first red carpet appearance since 2023. 

Ahead of the ceremony—hosted by LL Cool J—the father-son duo flaunted their style outside of Los Angeles’ Dolby Theatre. For his part, Julian sported a sleek, black tuxedo jacket and matching pants paired with black-and-green sneakers.

Robin—who also shares kids Mia Love, 7, Lola Alain, 6, and Luca Patrick, 4, with fiancée April Geary—donned a black-and-white checkered suit over a white long-sleeved button down. He completed the look with a pair of black loafers and brown sunglasses. (Click here to see every star that walked the red carpet.)

While the evening was filled with smiles and great music, the “Lost Without U” singer—who, alongside Jenny McCarthy, presented the prize for R&B Artist of the Year to SZA—has noted that those two pieces go hand-in-hand for his eldest son. (Click here to see the full list of winners from the event.) 

“My son Julian has been following in dad’s footsteps,” Robin told People in February 2024. “He’s an amazing singer and an amazing performer.”

He added, “I would love for him to follow in my footsteps but I’d rather he follow Barack Obama’s footsteps and become president. But he’s wonderful just the way he is.”

And Robin doesn’t just think that Julian is a great kid and budding musician—the Masked Singer judge actually credits the teen as the inspiration for his own music. 

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“Since I have become a dad, I no longer perform for me, I perform for my family,” Robin told People in 2011, shortly after his son’s birth. “Julian has changed my music and made me think less of myself. He is an angel, the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.”

Read on to see who else showed up and showed out at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards. 

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Kelsea Ballerini

In Alexandre Vauthier.

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Mariah Carey

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FINNEAS & Billie Eilish

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Doechii

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JoJo Siwa

In Versace.

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Bad Bunny

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Gracie Abrams

In Khaite.

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GloRilla

In Valdrin Sahiti.

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Becky G

In The New Arrivals RE25.

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Jenny McCarthy

In Genny.

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Nikki Glaser 

In Stella McCartney.

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Benson Boone

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Tori Spelling

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Ashanti & Nelly

Ashanti in Balmain.

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Victoria Monét

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Brandi Cyrus

In Dolce & Gabbana.

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Cheryl Burke

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LL Cool J

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Chanel West Coast

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Madison Beer

Hair styled using OGX products.

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Offset 

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AJ McLean

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Daniel Wai & Ariana Madix

Ariana in Miraco jewelry.

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Janet Caperna & Brittany Cartwright

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James Charles

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Joel McHale 

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Robin Thicke

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Muni Long

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Linkin Park’s Emily Armstrong, Joe Hahn, Mike Shinoda & Colin Brittain

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