Ludacris Calls Himself the 'Ultimate Girl Dad' as He 'Embraces the Uniqueness' of His Four Daughters
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11/05/2024 12:06 PM
The rapper is a dad to Karma, 23, Cai, 10, Cadence, 9, and Chance, 3
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Ludacris and his familyLudacris loves being a girl dad.
As a guest on the Monday, Nov. 4 episode of the Jennifer Hudson Show, the rapper, 47, opened up about being a proud dad to his four daughters: Karma, 23, whom he shares with ex Christine White, Cai, 10, with ex Tamika Fuller, and Cadence, 9, and Chance, 3, who he shares with wife Eudoxie Bridges.
"I'm a girl dad, the ultimate girl dad," the musician excitedly tells Hudson. "You've got to embrace their uniqueness, because each one of them is completely different."
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"And they have to embrace how unique they are individually," the dad of four continues. "I think that's extremely important in today's world.
The pair then discuss Chance's adorable "model walk," while showing the crowd videos of Ludacris' youngest practicing her little runway strut.
"She seems to have a lot of personality," Hudson says.
"Too much personality," Ludacris quips back. "I wonder where she gets it," he jokes, referring to himself.
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Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Cadence Bridges and Cai Bridges attend an Atlanta special screening of Disney's "Dashing Through the Snow" on November 13, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia.Ludacris then shares his pride for his oldest daughter Karma, who recently graduated from Spellman College. He says that Karma's younger sisters are "so inspired" by her accomplishments.
"I asked them after they attended the graduation where they wanted to go to college," he recalls. "They said 'Spellman.'"
Following her graduation ceremony, Ludacris shared in a statement with PEOPLE: "I am super proud of her. She is a multi-talented beautiful young woman. Her passion for her craft is infectious ... And I wish her unbounded success and happiness."
In her own statement, Karma shared her plans for after graduation.
"I want to make movie and film content that helps shape and change the social and political landscape! Tell stories that are meaningful and thought-provoking," she said.
