‘911’ Star Cocoa Brown Gets Back To Mom Duties Amid Recovery From Losing Her Home

Cocoa Brown is focusing on what matters following the loss of her home in Fayetteville, Georgia.

Last month, the "911" star lost years of treasured memories and assets when a fire razed through her property. She escaped the devastating incident unharmed with her young son Phoenix, whom she recently supported in a heartwarming post.

As Brown continues to recover from the heartbreaking loss of her home, she is ensuring her son gets all the support he needs. The proud mother dropped two videos of her little boy's basketball match, capturing herself cheering for Phoenix and his team.

In the first post, the "Single Moms Club" star's son wore a red No. 59 jersey over a gray short-sleeve top and black shorts. He completed the sporty look with black sneakers and his usual black-rimmed glasses.

Phoenix's team, a mixed group of young boys and girls, played against similar opponents in blue jerseys. During the match, the entertainer's son slipped, and she could be heard in the background, saying: "Uh-oh baby…shake it off babe, shake it off."

The second video showed more of the young boy's growing basketball skills and his mother's loud cheers, proving they had significantly improved since the fire incident. Brown addressed their situation in the first post's caption, writing:

"Life goes on! #momfirst #mommasboy? #basketballmom #myheart #stayingstrong #forhim.”

She continued her message in the second post's caption, stressing that no matter the odds, she will always be her son's number one supporter. In her words:

"Know matter what I'm going through HE will KNOW Mama was present for HIM! #mom #bestjobintheworld #supportthekids #basketballmom #athlete #intraining."

Both videos touched the hearts of fans, who heartily supported the mother and her son. One Instagram user exclaimed, "Good assist Phoenix!" while another supporter echoed: "This is what keeps you staying strong, Phoenix!" 

A third declared: "He has the name 'PHOENIX,' therefore he is destined to rise above and do great things. Plus, he's got an AWESOME mother."

Weeks before flaunting her son's basketball skills, Brown broke her silence on the terrifying fire that razed down her home in Fayetteville, Georgia. She addressed the situation in an Instagram post, describing it as the most heartbreaking thing she had ever faced.

In her message, Brown wrote: "I'd like to thank everyone who has been reaching out to me and my son during this devastating time. I apologize if I haven't been answering calls, especially yesterday, but I lost my phone in the fire."

The "For Better Or Worse" actress explained that she had been using a spare phone after the incident; however, the device crashed due to a lack of memory. She implored those who couldn't communicate with her to be understanding given her plight, writing:

"So, if you were trying to reach me yesterday, my apologies. This is by far the most devastating thing that's ever happened to me, at least with my parents; I knew it was coming."

Brown confessed that she was still grappling with her emotions following the fire but claimed she was uplifted by the outpouring of love and support in her darkest hour. In her words:

"I'm not OK, but all of your love and support has been incredibly gracious and kind. Please pray for me and my son as we navigate this unexpected horrific incident."

Brown reaffirmed her gratitude to fans and loved ones in the post's caption, writing, "Thank you for all your love, concern, & support. Please continue to pray for us."