Zeta Phi Beta’s Own Alexis Allen Goes Viral After Welcoming the Sorority’s New Honorary Class

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. welcomed a diverse class of 2026 Honorary Members during its International Grand Boulé in Nashville, Tennessee.

This year’s honorary class spans entertainment, government, ministry, business, and public service. Among those inducted are Emmy Award-winning actress Niecy Nash-Betts, Grammy Award-winning musician Sheila E., SWV founding member Coko Gamble, and actress, producer, entrepreneur, and advocate Elise Neal, whose career has spanned more than three decades with notable roles in “The Hughleys” and “Scream 2”.The 2026 honorary class also includes:

Tennessee State Representative Karen D. Camper, Pamela Champion, Aliya Crawford, Danielle Green, Sheri Jones-Moffett, Valerie “Chef Val” Knight, Dr. Milan Love (“Dr. Love”) McPherson, Patti Phillips, U.S. Representative Lateefah Simon, Kellee Stewart and Jenisha Watts

Together, the class represents a group of performers, artists, pastors, elected officials, entrepreneurs, and community leaders whose work has made a lasting impact across multiple industries.

The celebration continued beyond the induction ceremony as the newly inducted honorary members joined social media influencer and fellow Zeta Alexis  “Lexi” Allen in a video that quickly went viral online. In the humorous clip, Allen playfully welcomed the new members while giving viewers a glimpse into the excitement and workload of attending Grand Boulé.

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As Divine Nine organizations continue to host their national conventions throughout the coming months, including Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated’s ongoing Boule in Las Vegas, more honorary member announcements are expected.

For now, congratulations are extended to the newest members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., whose achievements continue to reflect the organization’s legacy and motto, which is “A community-conscious, action-oriented organization”.

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