Rashida Jones Remembers Her Late Father, Legendary Producer Quincy Jones: ‘A Giant, An Icon, A Culture Shifter’

November 7, 2024 by in Music with 0 Comments

Rashida Jones Remembers Her Late Father, Legendary Producer Quincy Jones: ‘A Giant, An Icon, A Culture Shifter’

Rashida Jones is remembering her father, late legendary producer Quincy Jones after his death.
She shared a heartfelt post on Instagram reflecting on the times and moments they shared together. ??

 

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