Cayden and Cameron Boozer's mom, CeCe, shares a hilarious post about being a mom on Christmas

Cayden and Cameron Boozer's mom, CeCe, gave fans a good laugh on Christmas with a lighthearted Instagram Story. On Wednesday, she shared a funny take on the challenges of being a mom during the holidays.

CeCe Boozer posted an Instagram story and captioned it:

“Moms on Christmas morning be like.”

CeCe via Instagram

She then included a clip of Snoop Dogg humorously congratulating himself:

"Last but not least, I want to thank me. I want to thank me for believing in me. I want to thank me for doing all this hard work.”

The post was more than just hilarious. It was a subtle nod to CeCe Boozer for her family. She was married to 2x NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer from 2003 to 2015. The couple filed for divorce in 2009, but the case was settled after six years. CeCe has three children with the NBA great: Cayden, Cameron and Carmani Boozer.

In an interview with Sports Illustrated, CeCe Boozer reflected on her role in shaping the Boozer Twins’ journey. She recalled how the twins explored various sports, including soccer, baseball, football and ice hockey, before finding their passion for basketball. During all this, she, as a mother, ensured they found their path on their own:

“They’ve fought for [their identity] their entire life. Even though they did everything together, I made sure that they were both allowed to be their own person.”

The Boozer Twins bloomed into formidable basketball players with stellar high school careers. Cameron was ranked second in ESPN's top 100, and Cayden was ranked 17th. Both siblings announced their commitment to Duke University back in October.

Cayden and Cameron Boozer's mom, CeCe, receives heartfelt appreciation from her sons

The Boozer Twins, Cameron and Cayden, are basketball prodigies who have won numerous awards and championships. Their exceptional high school career brought multiple offers from top basketball programs across the U.S. The twins ultimately picked their father's alma mater, Duke University. While signing up for the program, the twins acknowledged their mother’s role in shaping their career and all the hard work done by her.

After their signing ceremony on Nov. 14, where the twins sealed their pledge to play for the Blue Devils with a signed agreement, the brothers penned a heartfelt message for their mother. They thanked her for all she had done for them.

"Dear Mom, I can't believe this day is finally here. I want to thank you for all the sacrifices you have made for me throughout this entire journey," Cayden wrote.

"I know you tell us all the time how proud of us you are, but the truth is that we'd not be here without you," Cameron wrote.

The Boozer Twins’ heartfelt appreciation underscores their mother's profound impact on their remarkable journey.