20 times celebrities showed their appreciation for their moms by taking them to award shows

Since the first time DiCaprio brought his mom to the Golden Globes in 1994, she has been a regular at his side, celebrating his achievements in acting.

DiCaprio brought his mom with him to the 2016 Oscars, where he won Best Actor for his role in "The Revenant."

In an interview with ABC News, he said he brought his mother because she took him to auditions every day while he was growing up and she "listened to a young child's dreams."

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Fassbender was nominated for his role in the Steve McQueen film, "12 Years A Slave," in which he played sadistic plantation owner Edwin Epps.

Fassbender's mother, Adele, is Irish. He was raised in the town of Killarney, in south west Ireland.

At just 22 years old, Chalamet was nominated for Best Actor for his role in "Call Me By Your Name." He brought his mom, Nicole Flender, a real estate agent and former professional dancer, to the Academy Awards.

In an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, the actor said, "We would all literally not be here without our mothers."

Cyrus attended the 2010 Oscars with her mom, Leticia Cyrus, often called Tish.

Tish is Miley's manager and produced her films, "The Last Song" (2010), "LOL" (2012), and "So Undercover" (2012).

Jared Leto attended the 2014 ceremony with his mother, Constance Leto. He also brought his brother, Shannon Leto, who is the drummer for the band Thirty Seconds to Mars, for which Jared Leto sings.

Leto won the Oscar for his role as a transgender woman and AIDS patient in "Dallas Buyers Club." He lost around 40 pounds for the film.

Matthew McConaughey was accompanied by the two most important women in his life the night he won the Best Actor Oscar for his role in "Dallas Buyers Club."

In his acceptance speech he said, "To my mother, who's here tonight, who taught me and my two older brothers ... demanded that we respect ourselves. And what we in turn learned was that we were then better able to respect others. Thank you for that, Mama."

Taraji P. Henson was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 2009 for her role in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."

Bardem made history in 2008 when he became the first Spanish actor to win an Oscar. He received the Best Supporting Actor award for his role as a psychopathic killer in "No Country For Old Men."

In his acceptance speech, in Spanish, he said, "Mama, this is for you. This is for your grandparents and your parents, Rafael and Matilde. This is for the comedians of Spain who like you have brought dignity and pride to our profession. This is for Spain and this is for all of you."

Rapper and songwriter Common won the Best Original Song Oscar with John Legend in 2015 for their song "Glory," which was featured in "Selma." Common also starred in the film.

Common's mother, Dr. Mahalia Hines, was a principal in the Chicago Public Schools for 17 years.

Australian actress Margot Robbie brought her mother to the 2018 Oscars where she was nominated for Best Actress for her role in "I, Tonya," where she portrayed figure skater, Tonya Harding, who was stripped of her Olympic title after an attack on fellow skater, Nancy Kerrigan.

Robbie was nominated again this year, for Best Supporting Actress, for her portrayal in "Bombshell."

Bradley Cooper brought his mom, Gloria, with him to the Oscars for the second time last year, when he was nominated for Best Actor for his role in "A Star is Born."

Cooper also brought his mom to the Academy Awards in 2014, when he was nominated for Best Actor for his performance in "American Hustle."

The English actor was the breakout star of 2009's Best Picture, "Slumdog Millionaire." Pictured above, he attends the 89th Academy Awards with his mother, Anita. That year, he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in "Lion."

This year, Patel stars in "The Personal History of David Copperfield."

Best known for creating and starring in the smash-hit Broadway musical, "Hamilton," Miranda won his first Oscar for Best Original Song in 2017 for "How Far I'll Go" in Disney's "Moana."

The "Black Panther" star celebrated the big night for the Academy Award-winning film with his mother, Donna.

Jordan has a close relationship with his parents, and in a 2018 interview with Ellen, said that he was still living with them, having a "roommate relationship." He has since moved out.

Theron, who won a Best Actress award for her role in the 2003 film, "Monster," was nominated this year for her portrayal of TV presenter Megyn Kelly in "Bombshell." At her side was her mother, Gerda Jacoba Aletta Maritz.

Theron has been open about how her mother shot and killed her father in self defense in 1991, when Theron was 15.

Theron's father was an alcoholic, and came home one night with a gun, shooting at Theron and her mother. In an interview with NPR, the actress said, "I'm not ashamed to talk about it, because I do think that the more we talk about these things, the more we realize we are not alone in any of it."

English actress Florence Pugh was nominated for her role in Greta Gerwig's screen adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott novel, "Little Women."

Pugh brought her mother in lieu of her boyfriend, actor/director Zach Braff, who is 20 years her senior. Pugh has clapped back at critics of the relationship, responding on Instagram to trolls stating Braff's age, "and yet he got it."

Reeves brought his mother, Patricia Taylor, along with him for the big night. Though she was briefly mistaken for his girlfriend, Taylor herself is an accomplished Hollywood figure. She is a costume and production designer and has worked with the likes of Alice Cooper and Dolly Parton.

Laura Dern won big at this year's Oscars, taking home the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Netflix's "Marriage Story."

Dern brought her mother, Diane Ladd, herself a decorated actress, having appeared in countless films and TV shows. She has also been nominated for Best Supporting Actress — three times, in fact — for her roles in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" in 1975, "Wild at Heart" in 1991, and "Rambling Rose" in 1992.

Janelle Monae performed a theatrical number celebrating the films nominated at this year's Oscars. She and her mom, Janet, both opted for glitzy looks on the red carpet.

Along with his fianceé, Rooney Mara, Joaquin Phoenix brought his mother to the ceremony.

Phoenix, who won for "Joker," was previously nominated for three other Oscars for his roles in "The Master" (2012), "Walk the Line" (2005), and "Gladiator" (2000).