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Remember when moms would take out huge ads to congratulate their children in the school yearbook021 Archives Well, Diana Ross just did the same thing, except her daughter is nominated for an Emmy and the ad is in The Hollywood Reporter.

Tracee Ellis Ross received the nomination for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy for her role on ABC's Black-ish.As Vulturereported, she's the first black woman to be nominated in that category since Phylicia Rashad's 1986 nod for The Cosby Show.

SEE ALSO: 2016 Emmy nominations: Full list

So this is a big occasion, one that should be celebrated with a full-page Reporternotice. And it is so cute.

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An elated Tracee shared a shot of the ad on Twitter, writing, "OMG how cute r my mom ... & family 4 taking an ad in [The Hollywood Reporter]!"

Here's hoping Tracee takes home the trophy. Will Diana rent out an entire issue?

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