Arrington Foster Meets Songstress Chante Moore in LA
Rising actor honors an R&B icon during Taco Tuesday karaoke in Hollywood’s late-night buzz
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Star-studded Encounter
In a chance meeting that brought together two generations of talent, rising actor Arrington Foster found himself face to face with R&B luminary Chante Moore at a Hollywood karaoke spot. The actor—best known for his role as Rio Duncan on the BET series The Family Business—shared his admiration in an Instagram post captioned “THEE Chante Moore ladies and gentlemen. Such an honor meeting you Queen. 🙏🏽💙 @iamchantemoore.”
A Night At Taco Tuesday Karaoke
The meet-and-greet unfolded during a themed Taco Tuesday event in downtown Los Angeles, where Foster joined friends for tacos and song. Moore, a vocalist whose catalog stretches from her 1992 debut album Precious to later hits like “It’s Alright,” took the stage for an impromptu performance. Foster cheered on the singer, capturing the moment with selfies that quickly went viral on social feeds.
Foster’s post included two photos: one of him and Moore smiling under soft neon lights, the other showing them side by side near the karaoke machine. He tagged the singer’s official handle @iamchantemoore, adding heartfelt emojis to underscore his respect.
Rising Star Arrington Foster
Since bursting onto the scene as a series regular on The Family Business in 2020, Foster has been earning nods from fans and peers alike. In April, he celebrated a nomination for Breakout Actor of the Year at the ACE Honors Awards. In that Instagram announcement, he thanked organizers and fellow nominees, writing, “Thank you @acehonors for having me as a nominee for ‘Breakout Actor of the Year’… Love my entire cast and crew!” The nomination highlights his trajectory from supporting guest roles to leading man status on cable television.
Beyond the small screen, Foster keeps busy on the event circuit. Earlier this year, he was tapped as Master of Ceremonies for the Houston Area Urban League Guild’s Spring Fling Fashion Show, demonstrating his flair for hosting live events. He’s also served as a presenter for BET’s Black+Iconic Soiree, celebrating achievements in Black culture—an honor he described as “always important to me.”
Chante Moore’s Timeless Charm
For her part, Chante Moore remains a beloved figure in R&B and jazz circles. The Los Angeles native has scored multiple Billboard hits, including duets like “Chickin’ Bop” and solo tracks like “Love’s Taken Over.” Over a three-decade career, she’s garnered acclaim for her vocal range and stage presence, earning Grammy nominations and a devoted fan base.
Moore’s karaoke set at the Taco Tuesday bash included selections from her own discography and classic soul standards. Guests described her performance as “effortlessly smooth,” endearing her to younger attendees eager to connect with music history.
A Fusion Of Eras
The meetup underscored the power of social media to bridge artistic generations. For Foster, the experience was more than a celebrity sighting—it was a professional milestone, a chance to pay homage to an artist whose work helped shape the soundtrack of his youth.
“It’s one thing to admire Chante Moore’s albums,” Foster told acquaintances, “but to sing alongside her—even just for fun—was surreal.”
The actor plans to carry forward that energy into his next projects. He’s reportedly in talks for a recurring role on an upcoming streaming drama and hints at producing musical content, drawing inspiration from crossover artists like Moore.
As Los Angeles nightlife continues to blend food, music, and celebrity encounters, moments like Taco Tuesday karaoke meet-ups remind fans why they follow these stars. For one night, tacos and tunes turned an ordinary Tuesday into a headline-worthy event.
Foster’s social-media tribute closes with a simple expression of gratitude and blue-heart emojis—an understated sign-off from a young actor on the rise, celebrating a living legend.
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