Grammy-Award winner, Alicia Keys joined by husband Swizz Beats, attended the annual Keep A Child Alive Black Ball event in London this past Wednesday.  Keys, 30, who happens to be co-founder and the global ambassador to the organization fighting against HIV and AIDS worldwide, co-hosted and performed for audience members on behalf of the charity.

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Keys states in response to her recent pregnancy:

“I was about five months pregnant when I was in South Africa. Having since given birth to a son, it really brings home the plight of these children who have been left motherless because of HIV…it is a big deal because I think about all the children who don’t have a mum,” as Alicia goes on to say,  ”They have to fend for themselves and look after themselves.”

The R&B songstress helped found the organization back in 2003.  She is currently on tour celebrating the 10-year anniversary of her debut album from 2001, Songs in A Minor.

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